Dashboard: Can not find the target method

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The simplest method to use background jobs in distributed scenarios, where the processing is being placed into another process, is to use interfaces for background jobs and place them into a common assembly:

public interface IBackgroundJobs
{
    void CheckForSpam(int commentId);
}

So, the project that enqueues jobs should have reference only to assembly with interface to enqueue a job:

BackgroundJob.Enqueue<IBackgroundJobs>(x => x.CheckForSpam(commentId));

The project that processes jobs (Windows Service project, for example), also have a reference to the common assembly with interfaces declared. But it has implementation of these interfaces also:

public void BackgroundJobsImplementation : IBackgroundJobs
{
    public void CheckForSpam(int commentId)
    {
        /* ... */
    }
}

You’ll need to use an IoC container to make a relation between an interface and an implementation that will be known for Hangfire.

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