I have five different projects in one solution. While I am staging my changes to the git repository, I am only staging my .cs and migration files and excluding all the .dll files.
When the other guy is trying to pull the solution which I had pushed before they are facing some "missing assembly reference" errors. These errors are seems to be more hectic and frustrating.
Anyone please suggest a better solution for this issue.
Git being a (distributed) source control system, any binary built from said source should not be included in the repository.
Instead, they (the deliverables) should be published in a binary referential, Nuget or an internal Klondite, as seen here, in order for another collaborator to fetch those dependencies.
Try to push the code on the master branch using the version control system on visual studio. One can also use bitbucket https://bitbucket.org/product and git commands https://github.github.com/training-kit/downloads/github-git-cheat-sheet.pdf
Mabe one way is to separate the solution so that other projects dont use the same assembly references.
