This is a CLR project. I\'m importing two DLL files with the same name, quizz.dll
(I rename the old version as legacyquizz.dll
) and I include the n
I too seems this problem in my project. I had changed my dll path to another folder, and changed the reference path too for the same(dependency Layers). It will work. No duplication occurs.
You can see the simple name by opening project properties and selecting Assembly Information:
To sign the assembly you need to select Signing tab and create or select signing key:
You have two assemblies with the same name (not file name, assembly name). There are two solutions to this:
If you are working with the new .csproj version, you may encounter this problem after you add a reference to another solution project, if the reference already exists as an Assembly Dependency (this reference may have been added automatically by Visual Studio).
On Solution Explorer, expand the conflicting project, navigate to Dependencies->Assemblies and check that there is not an existing reference to the assembly that is raising the conflict. If it exists, just delete it and the conflict will be resolved.