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    Hi all, when building a C# project with a same output directory, the generated dlls are erased even if they don't have the same name. For instance, 1- I build my project in Debug 2- it generates projectd.dll into C:\ 3- I build my project in Release 4- it generates project.dll into C:\ 5- the projectd.dll was removed from C:\ is there a way to avoid that ? thanks for help kort

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      Hi all, when building a C# project with a same output directory, the generated dlls are erased even if they don't have the same name. For instance, 1- I build my project in Debug 2- it generates projectd.dll into C:\ 3- I build my project in Release 4- it generates project.dll into C:\ 5- the projectd.dll was removed from C:\ is there a way to avoid that ? thanks for help kort

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      Mmm, keep the debug in debug folder and vice-versa, and run a post-build batch file to copy the file to C:\ ?

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