I have a solution made with .NET Framework 4.7 (c#) in which we have 2 projects that contain the same partial class within the same namespace, those projects are packaged on a nupkg
.
From now on we will follow the following logic:
- Project A: has a part of the partial class and reference to Project B
- Project B: has another part of the partial class (code generated automatically)
- Project C: this project has the
nupkg
referenced but if we try to call any property of the mentioned class when compiling, it gives the following error:CS0433 The type 'Config' exists in 'ProjectA, Version=1.2023.2.21, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null' and in 'ProjectB, Version=1.2023.2.21, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null'
I've already tried:
- Cleaning and rebuilding.
- Deleting and adding again the references.
- Removing redundant and useless references.
- Uninstalling the NuGet from Project C and installing it again.
Here are the conflicting code snippets in each project:
Project A: partial class Config
namespace WhatIsWrong{ using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.ComponentModel.DataAnnotations; public partial class Config { }}
Project B: partial class Config
namespace WhatIsWrong{ using System; using System.Collections.Generic; public partial class Config { public string parameter { get; set; } public string value { get; set; } }}
Project C
public DbSet<WhatIsWrong.Config> Config { get; set; }