2.0.5 breaks with .NET Framework, non-SDK-style projects

[m4r10guapito]

Hello,

not sure if this issue is related with #444 and/or #445, in any case with version 2.0.4 it works fine while with 2.0.5 I get the following exception when I try to create a new SQLiteConnection

InnerException = {"Unable to load DLL 'e_sqlite3': The specified module could not be found. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x8007007E)"}
Message = "The type initializer for 'SQLite.SQLiteConnection' threw an exception."

I'm using Windows10 and VisualStudio2019

Please tell me if you need more information.

Thanks in advance

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Mario

[ericsink]

I'm using Windows10 and VisualStudio2019

Yes, please post a minimal repro sample project.

[m4r10guapito]

Here you can find a small program that reproduce the error

https://1drv.ms/u/s!Aut18fzhwlA_j_RP70xXEbnlcQ1euQ?e=XAaxlB

[gnimor]

I can see the same issue here

[ericsink]

Initial findings for @m4r10guapito : That repro sample uses .NET Framework (not .NET Core), old (non-SDK-style) projects, and packages.config (not PackageReference), which is not something I test with. The problem appears to be that the targets file is not copying the DLLs over.

[ericsink]

@gnimor You may be seeing the same issue or you may not. Most "Unable to load DLL" errors look the same, but the underlying causes can be very different.

[gnimor]

@ericsink: I think it is the same issue because I have also a .NET framework project (not the SDK-style) and I am also using the packages.config approach. After reverting back to the 2.0.4 the issue is gone.

[m4r10guapito]

For your information: I migrate my project from packages.config to PackageReference but still the same.
2.0.4 works
2.0.5 not works

[ericsink]

@m4r10guapito That's good to know. Thanks.

[ericsink]

Need to investigate differences between this issue and #444. Do non-SDK style projects work okay with 2.0.5 when NOT building for AnyCPU?

[m4r10guapito]

With x86 or x64 it works.
AnyCPU not work

[ericsink]

Ah. So it looks probable that this bug and #444 may be the same thing.

[ericsink]

Try 2.0.7-pre20210929171745 ?

[m4r10guapito]

Just tried and it seems to works fine!
I'll continue using it and in case of issue I'll advise you.

Thank you

[ericsink]

Fixed in 2.0.7, now on nuget.org