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opened 2026-01-29 22:03:19 +00:00 by claunia · 0 comments
claunia commented 2026-01-29 22:03:19 +00:00
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Originally created by @sawilde on GitHub (Aug 7, 2013).

I am developing a 'portable' nuget package that references the sharpcompress library however I am having issues when I use my package on .NET40.

My assembly is referencing the sharpcompress.portable assembly but in a .NET40 project the sharpcompress.dll is loaded instead causing a missing reference exception. Manually changing the reference works but is definitely confusing.

Would it be possible to have all your assemblies be called SharpCompress.dll when they are packaged into the nuget package?

Originally created by @sawilde on GitHub (Aug 7, 2013). I am developing a 'portable' nuget package that references the sharpcompress library however I am having issues when I use my package on .NET40. My assembly is referencing the sharpcompress.portable assembly but in a .NET40 project the sharpcompress.dll is loaded instead causing a missing reference exception. Manually changing the reference works but is definitely confusing. Would it be possible to have all your assemblies be called SharpCompress.dll when they are packaged into the nuget package?
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