Visual Studio 2017 project output contains random unreferenced system DLL files [duplicate]
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My references:
- Monogame Framework
- Monogame Extended (4 libraries)
- Newtonsoft.Json
- System
- System.xml
When I compile, I get a folder filled with arbitrary system DLLs (for example: System.Security.Cryptography.X509Certificates.dll, System.Net.WebHeaderCollection.dll) in the debug/release folder.
I made a new blank project of the same template and added the exact same references, compiled, and got no random DLLs.
When I delete the unnecessary files, everything still works normally.
Also I tried deleting the 'obj' folder and recompiling but it still creates these files.
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My references:
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- Newtonsoft.Json
- System
- System.xml
When I compile, I get a folder filled with arbitrary system DLLs (for example: System.Security.Cryptography.X509Certificates.dll, System.Net.WebHeaderCollection.dll) in the debug/release folder.
I made a new blank project of the same template and added the exact same references, compiled, and got no random DLLs.
When I delete the unnecessary files, everything still works normally.
Also I tried deleting the 'obj' folder and recompiling but it still creates these files.
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Are you targeting .Net Standard?
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See: stackoverflow.com/questions/47365136/…
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Nov 22 at 5:58
@amy this is the appropriate duplicate i feel, nice find
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Nov 22 at 6:01
That was it thanks. I was targeting 4.6.1 but I switched it to 4.7.2 and it solved the problem. Thanks!
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My references:
- Monogame Framework
- Monogame Extended (4 libraries)
- Newtonsoft.Json
- System
- System.xml
When I compile, I get a folder filled with arbitrary system DLLs (for example: System.Security.Cryptography.X509Certificates.dll, System.Net.WebHeaderCollection.dll) in the debug/release folder.
I made a new blank project of the same template and added the exact same references, compiled, and got no random DLLs.
When I delete the unnecessary files, everything still works normally.
Also I tried deleting the 'obj' folder and recompiling but it still creates these files.
c# monogame
asked Nov 22 at 5:39
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This question already has an answer here:
Why does my .NET Standard NuGet package trigger so many dependencies?
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My references:
- Monogame Framework
- Monogame Extended (4 libraries)
- Newtonsoft.Json
- System
- System.xml
When I compile, I get a folder filled with arbitrary system DLLs (for example: System.Security.Cryptography.X509Certificates.dll, System.Net.WebHeaderCollection.dll) in the debug/release folder.
I made a new blank project of the same template and added the exact same references, compiled, and got no random DLLs.
When I delete the unnecessary files, everything still works normally.
Also I tried deleting the 'obj' folder and recompiling but it still creates these files.
This question already has an answer here:
Why does my .NET Standard NuGet package trigger so many dependencies?
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Are you targeting .Net Standard?
– Amy
Nov 22 at 5:56
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See: stackoverflow.com/questions/47365136/…
– Amy
Nov 22 at 5:58
@amy this is the appropriate duplicate i feel, nice find
– TheGeneral
Nov 22 at 6:01
That was it thanks. I was targeting 4.6.1 but I switched it to 4.7.2 and it solved the problem. Thanks!
– Raflos
Nov 22 at 6:03
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Are you targeting .Net Standard?
– Amy
Nov 22 at 5:56
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See: stackoverflow.com/questions/47365136/…
– Amy
Nov 22 at 5:58
@amy this is the appropriate duplicate i feel, nice find
– TheGeneral
Nov 22 at 6:01
That was it thanks. I was targeting 4.6.1 but I switched it to 4.7.2 and it solved the problem. Thanks!
– Raflos
Nov 22 at 6:03
Are you targeting .Net Standard?
– Amy
Nov 22 at 5:56
Are you targeting .Net Standard?
– Amy
Nov 22 at 5:56
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See: stackoverflow.com/questions/47365136/…
– Amy
Nov 22 at 5:58
See: stackoverflow.com/questions/47365136/…
– Amy
Nov 22 at 5:58
@amy this is the appropriate duplicate i feel, nice find
– TheGeneral
Nov 22 at 6:01
@amy this is the appropriate duplicate i feel, nice find
– TheGeneral
Nov 22 at 6:01
That was it thanks. I was targeting 4.6.1 but I switched it to 4.7.2 and it solved the problem. Thanks!
– Raflos
Nov 22 at 6:03
That was it thanks. I was targeting 4.6.1 but I switched it to 4.7.2 and it solved the problem. Thanks!
– Raflos
Nov 22 at 6:03
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There are likely 2 causes.
Make sure you don't have references to them.
You are using dependencies that are using dependencies. This is what happens.
The solve
- Use a dependency walker, and find out who is referencing them
- and/or use resharper to identify dependencies that aren't needed and remove them
answered Nov 22 at 5:44
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Thanks for the quick reply. I dont have references to them, and these dependencies dont have references to them either as far as I know. I will try those suggestions
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There are likely 2 causes.
Make sure you don't have references to them.
You are using dependencies that are using dependencies. This is what happens.
The solve
- Use a dependency walker, and find out who is referencing them
- and/or use resharper to identify dependencies that aren't needed and remove them
answered Nov 22 at 5:44
TheGeneral
26.2k53163
Thanks for the quick reply. I dont have references to them, and these dependencies dont have references to them either as far as I know. I will try those suggestions
– Raflos
Nov 22 at 5:49
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There are likely 2 causes.
Make sure you don't have references to them.
You are using dependencies that are using dependencies. This is what happens.
The solve
- Use a dependency walker, and find out who is referencing them
- and/or use resharper to identify dependencies that aren't needed and remove them
answered Nov 22 at 5:44
TheGeneral
26.2k53163
Thanks for the quick reply. I dont have references to them, and these dependencies dont have references to them either as far as I know. I will try those suggestions
– Raflos
Nov 22 at 5:49
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There are likely 2 causes.
Make sure you don't have references to them.
You are using dependencies that are using dependencies. This is what happens.
The solve
- Use a dependency walker, and find out who is referencing them
- and/or use resharper to identify dependencies that aren't needed and remove them
answered Nov 22 at 5:44
TheGeneral
26.2k53163
There are likely 2 causes.
Make sure you don't have references to them.
You are using dependencies that are using dependencies. This is what happens.
The solve
- Use a dependency walker, and find out who is referencing them
- and/or use resharper to identify dependencies that aren't needed and remove them
answered Nov 22 at 5:44
TheGeneral
26.2k53163
answered Nov 22 at 5:44
TheGeneral
26.2k53163
answered Nov 22 at 5:44
TheGeneral
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answered Nov 22 at 5:44
TheGeneral
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Thanks for the quick reply. I dont have references to them, and these dependencies dont have references to them either as far as I know. I will try those suggestions
– Raflos
Nov 22 at 5:49
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Thanks for the quick reply. I dont have references to them, and these dependencies dont have references to them either as far as I know. I will try those suggestions
– Raflos
Nov 22 at 5:49
Thanks for the quick reply. I dont have references to them, and these dependencies dont have references to them either as far as I know. I will try those suggestions
– Raflos
Nov 22 at 5:49
Thanks for the quick reply. I dont have references to them, and these dependencies dont have references to them either as far as I know. I will try those suggestions
– Raflos
Nov 22 at 5:49
add a comment |
Are you targeting .Net Standard?
– Amy
Nov 22 at 5:56
1
See: stackoverflow.com/questions/47365136/…
– Amy
Nov 22 at 5:58
@amy this is the appropriate duplicate i feel, nice find
– TheGeneral
Nov 22 at 6:01
That was it thanks. I was targeting 4.6.1 but I switched it to 4.7.2 and it solved the problem. Thanks!
– Raflos
Nov 22 at 6:03