How to handle external libraries in source control?

How do you handle external libraries in .NET projects (C #)?

A possible scenario could be:

  • Put the external library in the source control
  • Put the external library on the file server and create a copy of the script and add this script to the source control

I would recommend placing external libraries on a file server, creating local copies of the script and mapping them to a wildcard (for example, an R-disk) and linking to each library with its name and versionnr; for example R:\MyLib\V1.0.0.0\mylib.dllor R:\YourLib\V1.3.2.1\yourlib.dll. Copy-local script copies 2 files from a shared file server to R:

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1765987/


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