https://stackoverflow.com/questions/23218320
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The Copy Local in the reference was set to True but the DLL was not copied to the build folder.
Since I used this resource library only in XAML, I had to add a using statement:
using ResourceLibrary;
in the referencing code (actually, the code that called the referencing code, which was either the app or the unit-test)
This made the DLL created in the destination build directory.
Edit:
Sometimes even using ResourceLibrary doesn't work. The solution is creating some empty static method in the code-behind of the ResourceLibrary:
namespace ResourceLibrary {
public static class ReferencePoint {
public static ReferToMe() {}
}
}
And calling it from the referencing code:
ReferencePoint.ReferToMe();
