Adding a reference to an external DLL library for one specific project

Hello,I need to reference an external DLL library for only one of my projects.I know how to include one using the “usercode.js” but that js file is an IDE-Level file (not Project-Level) so it is shared with all projects and will cause the library to be included with all of them (the thing which I am trying to avoid).What is the correct way to do that at a Project-Level? (referencing the dll in the .csproj is not an option since it will be overwritten with every generates).Thank you

Try adding the package in Tools → NuGet Packages.

Thanks for your response, unfortunately, it is not available as a NuGet package, only as a DLL.by the way, can I add a reference to a nuget package from my local drive? I read in the documents that a package can be added from nuget.org, with no mention of other sources.

I know how to include one using the “usercode.js” but that js file is an IDE-Level file (not Project-Level) so it is shared with all projects and will cause the library to be included with all of them (the thing which I am trying to avoid).

You can try to add checking for ProjName in usercode.js. For example:if (PROJ.ProjName == “Project1”) {
//… Add namespace
}

Thank you Michael, nice workaround :+1:
I will use it as a temporary solution, but still wishing this feature to be added in a future release.