❔ Messy Build Directory
Not sure what is causing this. It is a solution with two projects (not dependent on each other) started in framework but recently upgraded to core for c#8 functionality. I have a few extensions running. I have references to steamNETapi and RiptideNetworking.
I think that's all the information necessary? I'm really bad with build and compiler stuff
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why didnt you upgrade the newest version if you were upgrading anyway lol
this is usually generated by some library
like some nuget i mean
you can use trimming to delete unused parts of assmeblies
you can aslo set
SateliteResourceLanguage(s)Satellite right?
right lol
2 Ls i believe
unless they spelled it wrong too
I was upgrading for something I didn't even end up using but oh well... anyway, the weird thing is that my build folder was clean before upgrading and I haven't added any extra nuget packages. Is this just a quirk of core?
oof, why are you compiling for ARM64 specifically
so the only two packages I have installed are windows.compatibility and system.data.datasetextensions. It's probably not a good idea to uninstall them I imagine so what are my options?
if i had to guess, it's probably Steamworks.NET causing it
I'm not. It's on any cpu. I don't understand configurations very well at all
youre probably building with self contained
i mean
wouldn't it be self contained then
lol
wdym
self contained means 1 file to me
is that not right?
hang on... if I've finished fixing the stuff that was deprecated in core then I can remove compatibility right?
i'd say this entire project is completely scuffed at this point, you already messed up starting with framework, messed up with upgrading to net6 instead of net7, your target config seems to be messed up
i'd personally just start a completely new project and just copy over the code lol
but that's just me maybe
it has a remote repo. Merge conflicts would be hell no?
dw I fixed it
no self contained means bundle the runtime
uninstalled compatibility
singlefile means one file
and it's sorted
upgrade to .net 7 while youre at it
is there any good reason for me to bother?
is there any reason not to?
you literally change a single character in a single file
don't see the problem
oh for real? I didn't think it'd be that easy lol
solution file?
csproj
also performance improvements and new language features
ughhhh two files to change... cba... I'm kidding I'll get on it now 🙂 thank you both :)))
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