Let's say I have a workspace C that consists of 3 projects:
A (base)
B (depends on A)
C (depends on B)
If I do rebuild for C only C and B are rebuilt, but not A. Is it by design? I would expect A to be rebuilt too. BTW Visual Studio behaves recursively and will rebuild all 3 projects..
Non-recursive inter-project dependencies
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Re: Non-recursive inter-project dependencies
Yes, it is by design 
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Re: Non-recursive inter-project dependencies
It's a pity. I really like CL and thanks a lot for developing it. But it's handling of project dependencies with levels > 2 seems not working for me. 