.NET Core 2.2, publishing all DLLs to ref folder from AspNetCore.App package
I have recently migrated from .NET Core v1.1 to v2.2. Part of this migration included removing 8 or 9 Microsoft.AspNetCore nuget packages and replacing them with the almighty Microsoft.AspNetCore.App package.
My understanding of using this was that the unused DLLs would essentially be shaken out of the app when it's published. I have also been reading about the runtime store and can see that it's fully populated.
So, when I publish my app to a file, why do I now have 337 DLLs in my ref folder when I previously had 118. I can only presume these are all the DLLs from the Microsoft.AspNetCore.App package? Have I missed a setting in the config to remove them? I don't want them there, it triples the size of the refs folder!
If there's something I need to change, could you please explain what it is? If I have misunderstood something, please correct me.
Edit: I am not publishing as self contained.
c# dll .net-core refs .net-core-2.2
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I have recently migrated from .NET Core v1.1 to v2.2. Part of this migration included removing 8 or 9 Microsoft.AspNetCore nuget packages and replacing them with the almighty Microsoft.AspNetCore.App package.
My understanding of using this was that the unused DLLs would essentially be shaken out of the app when it's published. I have also been reading about the runtime store and can see that it's fully populated.
So, when I publish my app to a file, why do I now have 337 DLLs in my ref folder when I previously had 118. I can only presume these are all the DLLs from the Microsoft.AspNetCore.App package? Have I missed a setting in the config to remove them? I don't want them there, it triples the size of the refs folder!
If there's something I need to change, could you please explain what it is? If I have misunderstood something, please correct me.
Edit: I am not publishing as self contained.
c# dll .net-core refs .net-core-2.2
edited Jan 19 at 3:11
ekad
12.1k123741
asked Jan 18 at 16:09
Murphybro2Murphybro2
785621
add a comment |
I have recently migrated from .NET Core v1.1 to v2.2. Part of this migration included removing 8 or 9 Microsoft.AspNetCore nuget packages and replacing them with the almighty Microsoft.AspNetCore.App package.
My understanding of using this was that the unused DLLs would essentially be shaken out of the app when it's published. I have also been reading about the runtime store and can see that it's fully populated.
So, when I publish my app to a file, why do I now have 337 DLLs in my ref folder when I previously had 118. I can only presume these are all the DLLs from the Microsoft.AspNetCore.App package? Have I missed a setting in the config to remove them? I don't want them there, it triples the size of the refs folder!
If there's something I need to change, could you please explain what it is? If I have misunderstood something, please correct me.
Edit: I am not publishing as self contained.
c# dll .net-core refs .net-core-2.2
edited Jan 19 at 3:11
ekad
12.1k123741
asked Jan 18 at 16:09
Murphybro2Murphybro2
785621
I have recently migrated from .NET Core v1.1 to v2.2. Part of this migration included removing 8 or 9 Microsoft.AspNetCore nuget packages and replacing them with the almighty Microsoft.AspNetCore.App package.
My understanding of using this was that the unused DLLs would essentially be shaken out of the app when it's published. I have also been reading about the runtime store and can see that it's fully populated.
So, when I publish my app to a file, why do I now have 337 DLLs in my ref folder when I previously had 118. I can only presume these are all the DLLs from the Microsoft.AspNetCore.App package? Have I missed a setting in the config to remove them? I don't want them there, it triples the size of the refs folder!
If there's something I need to change, could you please explain what it is? If I have misunderstood something, please correct me.
Edit: I am not publishing as self contained.
c# dll .net-core refs .net-core-2.2
c# dll .net-core refs .net-core-2.2
edited Jan 19 at 3:11
ekad
12.1k123741
asked Jan 18 at 16:09
Murphybro2Murphybro2
785621
edited Jan 19 at 3:11
ekad
12.1k123741
asked Jan 18 at 16:09
Murphybro2Murphybro2
785621
edited Jan 19 at 3:11
ekad
12.1k123741
edited Jan 19 at 3:11
ekad
12.1k123741
edited Jan 19 at 3:11
ekad
12.1k123741
12.1k123741
asked Jan 18 at 16:09
Murphybro2Murphybro2
785621
asked Jan 18 at 16:09
Murphybro2Murphybro2
785621
asked Jan 18 at 16:09
Murphybro2Murphybro2
785621
785621
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