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1/7/2010 5:57 PM
 

I just recently started having this happen to me, but I'm unsure what has changed.

Now when I create a "Compiled Module" a web.config file will be created in the project. Which of course causes an error during run time. I'll delete it and recompile, but every once in a while a web.config file is re-generated.

How can I get VS to stop doing this?

 

 
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1/13/2010 3:01 PM
 

This depends on what you are doing in your module, and how you have it configured.

I have noticed that when I have web-references in my project that VS will create the web.config file for me.  I have not found a way around this at this time.


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