I have five different projects in one solution. While I am staging my changes to the git repository, I am only staging my .cs and migration files and excluding all the .dll files.
When the other guy is trying to pull the solution which I had pushed before they are facing some "missing assembly reference" errors. These errors are seems to be more hectic and frustrating.
Anyone please suggest a better solution for this issue.
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Try to push the code on the master branch using the version control system on visual studio. One can also use bitbucket https://bitbucket.org/product and git commands https://github.github.com/training-kit/downloads/github-git-cheat-sheet.pdf
Mabe one way is to separate the solution so that other projects dont use the same assembly references.
Git being a (distributed) source control system, any binary built from said source should not be included in the repository.
Instead, they (the deliverables) should be published in a binary referential, Nuget or an internal Klondite, as seen here, in order for another collaborator to fetch those dependencies.