Branching specific projects from a multi-project solution

I have a multi-project solution in TFS. One of the projects has a common code that all projects in the solution refer to. Now I want to update only one of the projects, so it seemed to me that I would introduce one of the projects to the development branch.

Now he complains about a link to the general project code to be expected, but I'm wondering how to handle this scenario. I just take a branch from the main solution and delete the projects that I don’t need, and then merge again, or just leave the other projects as they are in the new branch and let TFS handle them when merging? How can I handle this?

I am new to TFS, so any help is appreciated.

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