What is considered as best practice when it comes to assemblies and releases?
I would like to be able to reference multiple versions of the same library - solution contains multiple projects that depend on different versions of a commonutils.dll library we build ourselves.
As all dependencies are copied to the bin/debug or bin/release, only a single copy of commonutils.dll can exist there despite each of the DLL files having different assembly version numbers.
Should I include version numbers in the assembly name to be able to reference multiple versions of a library or is there another way?
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