I have two separate projects (Animancer.Editor and Animancer.Runtime) which both output different versions of Animancer.dll so that Unity can use one in the editor and the other in runtime builds.
Pointing Wyam to the Animancer.Editor project causes the API documentation to list Animancer.Editor.dll as the assembly instead of just Animancer.dll. In my case since I've made a separate copy of the project for Wyam I can just rename it, but it seems like a bug.
Also, I don't even really want it to list that assembly since I'm releasing my product as source code that gets compiled as part of the user's Unity project rather than as a pre-compiled DLL, so Animancer.dll will never actually exist for most users. It's not particularly important though, so I wouldn't want you to waste much time on it if it's not something simple to change.
I have two separate projects (Animancer.Editor and Animancer.Runtime) which both output different versions of Animancer.dll so that Unity can use one in the editor and the other in runtime builds.
Pointing Wyam to the Animancer.Editor project causes the API documentation to list Animancer.Editor.dll as the assembly instead of just Animancer.dll. In my case since I've made a separate copy of the project for Wyam I can just rename it, but it seems like a bug.
Also, I don't even really want it to list that assembly since I'm releasing my product as source code that gets compiled as part of the user's Unity project rather than as a pre-compiled DLL, so Animancer.dll will never actually exist for most users. It's not particularly important though, so I wouldn't want you to waste much time on it if it's not something simple to change.