Closed gnimor closed 2 years ago
Can you upload a minimal repro project?
Sorry for the long delay - I have attached a project where you can see the behavior.
The MyLib is using the Microsoft.Data.Sqlite and SQLitePCLRaw.bundle_e_sqlite3 package. The MyApp is just using the MyLib
MyApp (AnyCPU) -----> MyLib (referencing Microsoft.Data.Sqlite and SQLitePCLRaw.bundle_e_sqlite3)
after compiling the MyApp, the output folder does not contain the e_sqlite3.dll
Possibly related to #252
I am pleased to announce that #252 may finally have its long-awaited and well-deserved win.
@ericsink When do you think is this version available via Nuget?
Version 2.1.0 includes this fix and is now available on nuget.
I have an SDK style project with target framework 472. I have read all the information in #444 and #446 but it seems for me that when I have set the platform target in my executable to "AnyCPU" the "e_sqlite3.dll" library is not copied to the output folder but with x86 or x64 it is.
My architecture is something like this:
MyApplication (AnyCPU) -----> Lib A (referencing Microsoft.Data.Sqlite and SQLitePCLRaw.bundle_e_sqlite3)