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ASP.NET Compiler bug - Circular Reference
The solution is simply (although not obviously) to add the batch="false" attribute to the compilation element in the web.config file:
<configuration ...>
<system.web>
<compilation … batch="false"/>
…
<system.web>
<compilation … batch="false"/>
…
This generates a lot fewer assemblies and avoids the problem.
Update: According to Mike Harder (a Software Design Engineer on the ASP.NET team) in his recent post on the ASP.Net forums, this is a known bug in the ASP.Net compiler involving directory level circular references. An alternative fix to the batch="false" option is to reorganise the files in the web application to avoid a circular reference.
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