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Doesn't work with net 9.0 #72
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I also ave trouble with .net9.0, for me it work but a lot of dll are not moved to the subfolder and stay at the root, there is a list : "Microsoft.AspNetCore.Metadata.dll" My app is a blazor webapp. I use visual studio 17.12 I prefered put a comment rather than open new issue because i think its better centralize all issues around .net 9.0 here. thanks ! |
is that ok to post the full build log here? there should be a more detail error near this line. |
it depends on many things, but still less dlls then your post in most of time, let me collect few questions first:
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Sorry, should've given steps to reproduce. To answer your questions:
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publishing framework dependent, you will find a repro here : https://github.com/julienGrd/BlazorAppTestNetBeautyWithPdb, just checkout the project and publish and you will see these dll not moved |
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OK i just switch from 17.12 preview 5 to 17.12 in the stable canal, i dont' see anymore these dll at the root but neither in the libraries folder (which can be normal because i reference the package but dont use it in my code). I will take a look with my regular project how its going |
you can search that dll name in |
i don't see any problems in my main app, i think its was just a weird behavior by using the preview5 visual studio. For me my problem is close, thanks for your help ! |
When project is trageting dotnet 9.0, publishing fails with the following error:
error MSB3073: The command ""C:\Users\USER\.nuget\packages\nulastudio.netbeauty\2.1.4.6\targets\../tools/win-x86/nbeauty2.exe" --loglevel Info --usepatch "C:\src\MyApp\bin\Release\net9.0-windows\win-x64\publish\/." ./libraries " exited with code 1.
It's a WPF if it makes any difference.
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