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Hello,

I need to reference an external DLL library for only one of my projects.

I know how to include one using the "usercode.js" but that js file is an IDE-Level file (not Project-Level) so it is shared with all projects and will cause the library to be included with all of them (the thing which I am trying to avoid).

What is the correct way to do that at a Project-Level? (referencing the dll in the .csproj is not an option since it will be overwritten with every generates).

Thank you

Try adding the package in Tools -> NuGet Packages.

Thanks for your response, unfortunately, it is not available as a NuGet package, only as a DLL.

by the way, can I add a reference to a nuget package from my local drive? I read in the documents that a package can be added from nuget.org, with no mention of other sources.

I know how to include one using the "usercode.js" but that js file is an IDE-Level file (not Project-Level) so it is shared with all projects and will cause the library to be included with all of them (the thing which I am trying to avoid).

You can try to add checking for ProjName in usercode.js. For example:

if (PROJ.ProjName == "Project1") {
//... Add namespace
}

Thank you Michael, nice workaround 👍
I will use it as a temporary solution, but still wishing this feature to be added in a future release.