Intuit.Ipp.Retry dll not copied to output bin in 5.2.0 about quickbooks-v3-dotnet-sdk HOT 9 CLOSED

Is there a possibility that this DLL will not get copied over unless there is a <retry> section in the <ipp> config? Long shot I know but this was part of quite a few Nuget updates I performed, and you never know what Roslyn is doing when it does its compiler/linker magic.

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Self-replying to previous comment: no, not relevant. Still investigating.

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I have tried to reproduce this issue but could not. Seems to me a dll hell issue with the previous build and this one.
Please delete all references for the nuget package and remove from ref from packages.json and reinstall the Nuget package. See if that resolves the issue.

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Thanks Nimisha. DLL hell is right.

I fixed my issue by adding the Nuget package to the top-level project. IppDotNetSdk was being used by an Azure WebJob via a shared DLL, and so was only referenced in the DLL. This was fine up to 5.2, though you never know with DLL hell what exactly sends everything out of balance.

By adding a reference to the WebJob itself also - the 'console' EXE project - it's now OK. It's funny that only the 'retry' DLL wasn't copied previously - all the other Ipp*.dlls were present.

Anyway, I hope this may help some random desperate googling person sometime! I'll close this now. Thanks for having a look.

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Thanks for the feedback. Let me see if I can fix this issue somehow in next release.

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@oflahero We've hit this problem too just now

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Did the fix I mentioned above work for you?

Just to note also: I noticed that a different Ipp*.dll was missing in a different project, pre-fix. So it's not just limited to the 'retry' DLL.

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I'm that random desperate googling person. Have also hit this issue. @oflahero your fix did work - thank you! - but I would have preferred not to have solved it by adding the Nuget package to the top-most project but it was a quick fix.

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Ah, that warm fuzzy feeling of knowing all those keystrokes weren't in vain!

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