sgen sounds like a good option since it allows you to keep the XmlSerializer, and have it's flexability, with no need to change code when the serialized objects change. You just add a post build step, which creates the Serialization assemblies in compile time. problems + solutions: You can't sgen an assembly (whole) unless you have all the assemblies it depends on (references) solution: use /t: and specify only the types you need to sgen. solution: use sgen on a full bin dir after the build is complete. solution: attach a debugger (visual studio is fine) to the sgen console and listen for exceptions. this can be done by: create a new commandline project, go to proje properties -> debug.
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