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Describe the bug
The starsky.feature.trash project references the starsky.feature.metaupdate project, which violates the Helix principles. This reference should be refactored so that starsky.feature.trash no longer depends on starsky.feature.metaupdate.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Open the starsky.feature.trash project file (starsky.feature.trash.csproj).
Locate the ProjectReference to starsky.feature.metaupdate.
Observe that the starsky.feature.trash project references starsky.feature.metaupdate.
Expected behavior
The starsky.feature.trash project should not reference the starsky.feature.metaupdate project. Instead, any shared functionality should be moved to a foundation project that both features can reference.
Screenshots
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Additional context
This issue is a known problem and should be addressed by refactoring the shared functionality into a foundation project to maintain compliance with Helix principles.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Describe the bug
The
starsky.feature.trash
project references thestarsky.feature.metaupdate
project, which violates the Helix principles. This reference should be refactored so thatstarsky.feature.trash
no longer depends onstarsky.feature.metaupdate
.To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
starsky.feature.trash
project file (starsky.feature.trash.csproj
).ProjectReference
tostarsky.feature.metaupdate
.starsky.feature.trash
project referencesstarsky.feature.metaupdate
.Expected behavior
The
starsky.feature.trash
project should not reference thestarsky.feature.metaupdate
project. Instead, any shared functionality should be moved to a foundation project that both features can reference.Screenshots
Desktop (please complete the following information):
Smartphone (please complete the following information):
Additional context
This issue is a known problem and should be addressed by refactoring the shared functionality into a foundation project to maintain compliance with Helix principles.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: