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Installing MsgPack Nuget for UWP App References libc.dll; Store upload fails #206

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bunkerdives opened this issue Dec 12, 2016 · 2 comments
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Somewhat similar to Issue #41, we are seeing that installing MsgPack.Cli from Nuget, for a UWP project, results in a dependency on libc.dll. This prevents projects including MsgPack from being capable of Windows Store upload, as compiling with the .NET Native toolchain will fail.

However, compiling the MsgPack source directly DOES result in a MsgPack.dll (Uwp project) which does NOT depend on libc.dll. Perhaps the Nuspec file needs to be updated so that installing via Nuget does not break the UWP store build (thus preventing Store upload)?

Thanks!

@yfakariya yfakariya added the bug Detected as bug label Dec 24, 2016
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It is mistake when I introduce .NET Standard. I will fix this. Sorry.

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Thank you! Could you let me know which Nuget version it is fixed in once you fix it!?! Many thanks.

yfakariya added a commit that referenced this issue Feb 11, 2017
This fixes build errors caused by #205 and #206 change.
yfakariya added a commit that referenced this issue Feb 11, 2017
This fixes build errors caused by #205 and #206 change.
yfakariya added a commit that referenced this issue Feb 12, 2017
yfakariya added a commit that referenced this issue Feb 12, 2017
This solves following .NET Native related issue:
* This build does not contain P/Invoke.
* This build does not contain System.Reflection.Emit.
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