The original objective of this was to update the project to support NetCoreApp3.1. As I was building my wrapper that extends this, seen here: ClickOnceApplicationDeployment, I decided to bring this project more in line with the System.Deployment.dll as far as naming, descriptions etc go, and bring some of the functionality from the original dll into this project.
What I then did with those changes was create a unifying dll to allow a single reference for both .netFramework and .Net/.NetCore, so consumers didn't have to work around which version their code targeted, since it provided similar functionality for both targets
The original objective of this was to update the project to support NetCoreApp3.1. As I was building my wrapper that extends this, seen here: ClickOnceApplicationDeployment, I decided to bring this project more in line with the
System.Deployment.dll
as far as naming, descriptions etc go, and bring some of the functionality from the original dll into this project.What I then did with those changes was create a unifying dll to allow a single reference for both .netFramework and .Net/.NetCore, so consumers didn't have to work around which version their code targeted, since it provided similar functionality for both targets