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I have an ASP.NET Web Application Project that I'm publishing to a specified location. The problem is that it's publishing all of my .cs files and I don't want it to. I need it to publish just the DLLs and have it run successfully without the .cs files on the site. How can I do this?
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I have an ASP.NET Web Application Project that I'm publishing to a specified location. The problem is that it's publishing all of my .cs files and I don't want it to. I need it to publish just the DLLs and have it run successfully without the .cs files on the site. How can I do this?

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