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I'm a little confused. It says that this package has no dependencies and that you can include the CSharp files in your project, however, I'm unable to get this working. It seems to be using / referencing CSharpx and RailwaySharp which both appear to be unrelated projects. I'm producing a simple portable utility so would ideally like to avoid having to install a separate dll for this, but could anyone provide some guidance on how you're supposed to embed the .cs files directly in a .net framework project?
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See #251 - the 'no dependencies' promise only applies to the final NuGet package, not the intermediate build steps. CSharpx and RailwaySharp are both written by the original author of commandlineparser and I don't know why he decided to make them separate repositories. You should be able to copy over those files too into your project
I would also highly recommend utilizing ILMerge - it will take multiple DLLs and combine them into a single DLL/EXE - that way you can use any Nuget package and still retain a single EXE when deployed.
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I'm a little confused. It says that this package has no dependencies and that you can include the CSharp files in your project, however, I'm unable to get this working. It seems to be using / referencing CSharpx and RailwaySharp which both appear to be unrelated projects. I'm producing a simple portable utility so would ideally like to avoid having to install a separate dll for this, but could anyone provide some guidance on how you're supposed to embed the .cs files directly in a .net framework project?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: