We have a c# app that uses a number of libraries (that we wrote too). The app depends on the different libraries and some of the libraries depend on some of the other libraries.
This is a common problem. I\'m using 2 libraries A.jar and B.jar and these depend on different versions of the same jar.
We\'ve got a python library that we\'re developing. During development, I\'d like to use some parts of that library in testing the newer versions of it. That is, use the stable code in order to test t
(See edits below.) The reason I can\'t just use the classpath, is because I need to manage some non-java libraries, and I\'m compiling a non-java project.
We need to return subset of records and for that we use the following command: using (SqlCommand command = new SqlCommand(
Our application dynamically loads a set of private assemblies that each reside under their own sub-directory. They each have their own dependencies which are also in that same sub-directory. Each asse
Helm Chart A is a library chart and defines a template function f1 Chart B adds A as a dependency Chart C adds both A and B as dependencies.