Upload DLL in release part

[1mm0rt41PC]

Hello,
is it possible to upload the dll on https://github.com/david-risney/PoshWinRT/releases ?

[rkeithhill]

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[1mm0rt41PC]

Hello,

I would like to avoid to install the full MS compilation tools.
Do you know if it's possible to convert that code into a full Powershellv5 script ?

[ORelio]

Hi,
I can't manage to install the required development environment. When setting up a VM with Windows 10 and Visual Studio 2017, compilation fails because the reference to "Windows" assembly cannot be resolved.
A pre-built dll would be very much appreciated as I already lost half a day trying to build it. Thanks 🙂

[martinisoft1]

Dear Keith,

I am really interested in trying your DLL.
The thing is that I also have problems with building this DLL from my install of Visual Studio.
It keeps stating that the reference with the name "Windows" is missing. (the rest of the references are fine)
I already installed all the Windows related SDK's for Visual studio as well as the UWP Development but the "Windows" reference is still missing. Can you give me an hint on how to fix the missing reference, or could you share the compiled DLL with me?

many thanks in advance,

Martijn.

Never mind... I just was able to fix the broken reference by addin the following to the references: C:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Kits\10\UnionMetadata\windows.winmd

[mnivet]

It would be even better if it could be distributed as a package on https://www.powershellgallery.com

I've got a compiled version of the dll locally, but the PR integrated in July could be of great help for me.

If I succeed to rebuild the solution from last commit I may then try to add packaging capability to push to powershellgallery and make you a PR

[xdhmoore]

As mentioned above, I was able to to solve the missing "Windows" assembly issue by installing the Windows 10 SDK and then adding the windows.winmd file from the proper place, as mentioned in this SO answer.