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Hello!
I have ASP.NET Core Web Application (Sdk="Microsoft.NET.Sdk.Web") and target framework netcoreapp2.2.
I'm using /// <inheritdoc /> tags in my models.
And in csproj I've added post and pre-builds events:
But during project building I get some warnings about finding too many assemblies for XML file.
Log from output is below:
2019-07-10 19:05:16.2412|INFO|InheritDoc.Program|InheritDoc(v2.0.2.0).Run():basePath=(..some path)DocFileNamePatterns=Fusion.*,globalSourceXmlFiles=,excludeTypes=System.Object,overwriteExisting =True
5>2019-07-10 19:05:16.2779|WARN|InheritDoc.Program|GetAssemblyFiles():Found too many assemblies for xml file ... (filepaths)
5>2019-07-10 19:05:16.2779|WARN|InheritDoc.Program|GetAssemblyFiles():Found too many assemblies for xml file ... (filepaths)
5>2019-07-10 19:05:16.4301|INFO|InheritDoc.Program|2 tag(s) replaced in 1 XML documentation file(s) (... (filepath))
So eventually tags are not replaced.
Interesting that if I delete in the bin folder file with exe and run inheritdoc from a console in this folder it will work fine.
One possible solution is to extract all models to a separate library (.dll) project, but it's not too suitable in all cases.
Any thoughts of how it can be fixed in other ways?
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Hello!
I have ASP.NET Core Web Application (Sdk="Microsoft.NET.Sdk.Web") and target framework netcoreapp2.2.
I'm using
/// <inheritdoc />
tags in my models.And in csproj I've added post and pre-builds events:
But during project building I get some warnings about finding too many assemblies for XML file.
Log from output is below:
So eventually tags are not replaced.
Interesting that if I delete in the bin folder file with exe and run inheritdoc from a console in this folder it will work fine.
One possible solution is to extract all models to a separate library (.dll) project, but it's not too suitable in all cases.
Any thoughts of how it can be fixed in other ways?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: