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 PluggableRepo Build Instructions:
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 - Each of the Components: Browser, Checkin, Checkout, Ownership, Storage, and Version, build as either 
   libraries or console applications.
 - To run a project as the startup project, build as a console application, e.g., set
     Properties > Application > "Output type" to console application
     Properties > Build > "Output path" to bin\debug for that project
     Properties > Build > "Conditional Compilation Symbols" to TEST_PACKAGENAME where PACKAGENAME is the 
     project's primary file name 
 - To run a project as part of the Pluggable Repository, build as a library, e.g., set
     Properties > Application > "Output type" to class library
     Properties > Build > "Output path" to ..\ComponentLibraries\
     Properties > Build > "Conditional Compilation Symbols" to empty
   This places the built library dll into the directory where the Repository will look to load its components.
 - To build the repository, simply build each of the components as a library, as above,
   then right-click on the solution and rebuild all.
 - PluggableRepoClient and RepoServer are the main applications and should be built as executables.
   set RepoServer Properties > Application > "Output type" to Console Application
   set PluggableRepoClient properties > Application > "Output type" to Console Application (see its operation messages)
   set PluggableRepoClient properties > Application > "Output type" to Windows Application (hide operation messages)
   right-click on Solution > Set Startup Projects > Multiple Startup Projects > set PluggableRepoClient and RepoServer to start

Note that this project was built with Visual Studio 2017.  You will have to use that to
successfully build this solution.  If you do a web search for "Visual Studio Community Edition",
you will find a free download.  It takes about 2 Gb of space and a hour or so to install.