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While working on a classic ASP.NET Web Site I noticed that the
*.dll.refreshfiles created by NuGet package manager within thebindirectory were ignored from source control.Since these kind of projects don't include a
.vbprojor.csproj, the*.dll.refreshfiles should be included in souce control to instruct the builder to copy the*.dllfiles restaured within thepackagesdirectory to thebindirectory inside the website.Links to documentation supporting these rule changes: