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Tuesday, February 03, 2009
resharper clean-up gotcha
Be careful when using Cleanup Code on a web solution in Visual Studio. It may change the Inherits string in your Global.asax file in order to remove unnecessary namespaces, which apparently are actually necessary for the site to start up.
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