.resx file to Version Control

[Brian Beaudet <bb...@efficiencylab.com>]

For you Visual Studio .NET devs out there, do you version control the
.resx file you generate in a windows application?

 

Brian M. Beaudet

Director, Research & Development

EfficiencyLab, LLC

www.efficiencylab.com

 

Re: .resx file to Version Control

[M <ma...@gmx.de>]

Hi Brian,
yes, I do, as it's required compilation input.

Greetings,
	M

Brian Beaudet schrieb:
> For you Visual Studio .NET devs out there, do you version control the
> .resx file you generate in a windows application?
> 
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> 
> Brian M. Beaudet
> 
> Director, Research & Development
> 
> EfficiencyLab, LLC
> 
> www.efficiencylab.com
> 
>  
> 
> 


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RE: .resx file to Version Control

[Arild Fines <ar...@broadpark.no>]

Brian Beaudet wrote:
> For you Visual Studio .NET devs out there, do you version control the
.resx
> file you generate in a windows application?

Yes. AFAIK, this file doesn't get regenerated unless you actually open the
forms designer for the form/control in question. Additionally, some of the
resources may not regenerated at all, such as bitmaps, icons etc.


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