I've got two solutions, one containing a WinForms-Project and one containing a Utilities-Library.
To comfortably debug and develop the two projects I added the Utilities-Project to the WinForms-Project's Solution. Even though the Utilities-Project is still a seperate Project and should be kept seperate (also due the GIT Repos).
Now I've ran into the problem that changes I applied to the Utilities-Project do not affect the WinForms-Project because the Utilities do not seem to get rebuilt correctly.
I'm using Visual Studio 2010 and am referencing the Utilities-Project via Add reference->Project.
How should I restructure the projects/solutions? What might be the error?
Thanks.
You need to check the configuration manager to ensure that the project is set to build for the selected configuration and platform.
In the output window you will get a summary at the end.
========== Build: x succeeded, x failed, x up-to-date, x skipped ==========
If any projects are skipped then they are not set to build for that configuration/platform.
Also worth checking Visual Studio under Tools -> Options -> Projects and Solutions -> Build and Run as there are some options there that control when to build things. You can also turn the build output up/down which may give some clues as to why it is not building.