Updating nuget package but in runtime still uses the old code
I have 1 project, which I build into a nuget package and another, in which I have installed this package. I updated the first project and then updated the nuget package in the second project. When I run the second project it still uses the old code, but if I go to the source code of the updated class with F12 I see the new code. If I step into it while debugging I see the old code and the location of the file is C:\Users\Maria\AppData\Local\Temp.vsdbgsrc\feb7085b11850d86ec767edd1961ad72682d40463f69e4b661f84d513154d2df. I have cleared nuget's cache, which didn't help, because this location is has nothing to do with nuget(I think), hence the problem isn't whit nuget caching. I also tried renaming/deleting the .cs file from said location, and then I can't step into it while debugging, but it still throws the exception that is fixed in the new version, so it's obviously still using the old code. I have recently updated VS to the newest version 17.11.3, if that has anything to do with it.
EDIT: I fixed it by copy/pasting the dlls from the first project's Release folder to the second project's Debug folder.
I am now having similar problem, but with System.IO.Port dll. I have it installed in 2 projects in same solution. The version of both is 8.0.0.0. One works correctly, and the other one throws error in runtime, that it can't find it. Copying it to Debug folder, deleting bin folder, Clean and Rebuilding solution does not help. After some of my attempts the error changes to "System.PlatformNotSupportedException: 'System.IO.Ports is currently only supported on Windows.'". All of the projects are targeting Windows. When I go to SerialPort's source code to see where it is located this is what I see :
no matter wether I'm getting the unsupported error or the 'Could not load file or assembly 'System.IO.Ports, Version=8.0.0.0' error. There is only one third party dll in this project : Zen.Barcode.Rendering.Framework and it has no dependencies.
This is a workaround, not a solution, but I fixed the first problem by copying the dll from the first project's output folder, to the second project's output folder.
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