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Katelyn Gadd
@kg
how is this possible
it's not in the gac either
Steve Pfister
@steveisok
it's a..... mystery!
do you have a custom path in your nuget.config?
Katelyn Gadd
@kg
no
maybe some bad app messed with it. i'll check
Steve Pfister
@steveisok
I've done that and questioned my sanity
Katelyn Gadd
@kg
it's a good guess
yeah, nothing
the assembly does have a reference to mono.cecil
the flags are the same as all the other references
does netcore just have weird magic assembly resolving rules baked in now
Zoltan Varga
@vargaz
does it run ?
run with MONO_LOG_LEVEL=debug
Katelyn Gadd
@kg
it runs in netcore, i'm not really looking to run it in mono or netframework right now
i'm just prototyping something that uses cecil
so since i'm using VS it is netcore or netframework
i probably shouldn't have used netcore. i always regret using it
Filip Navara
@filipnavara
@kg do you have some .deps.json file in the build directory?
.NET Core host can resolve dependencies from it and it should contain the path
If you publish the app it should also be copied to the publish directory
Katelyn Gadd
@kg
there is a deps.json that makes sense
i didn't realize i needed a publish stage now. thanks
this does not actually tell me where to find it but at least it has partial paths
Ryan Lucia
@CoffeeFlux
does netcore just have weird magic assembly resolving rules baked in now
it now matches actual .net core's logic around assembly resolution, which is simplified from framework, so it's actually less magic than before!
Katelyn Gadd
@kg
oh of course
it's in .nuget/packages... which is not in appdata
why would you do this
Filip Navara
@filipnavara
There is less magic in the runtime and more magic in the host, for good reason.
Zoltan Varga
@vargaz
netcore likes config files.
Filip Navara
@filipnavara
When debugging it doesn't copy the NuGet packages and just loads them directly from the cache.
Katelyn Gadd
@kg
at least it's next to the exe
Zoltan Varga
@vargaz
mono likes command line flags.
Filip Navara
@filipnavara
Mono likes env variables ;)
Egor Bogatov
@EgorBo
coreclr actually has tons of env variables too :smile: https://github.com/dotnet/coreclr/blob/master/Documentation/project-docs/clr-configuration-knobs.md
Calvin Buckley
@NattyNarwhal
you know its good when it mentions longhorn
Egor Bogatov
@EgorBo
how (why) did you find that
Steve Pfister
@steveisok
web.config still exists in core :wink:
not a file... but nontheless
eh, my brain is weird.. machine.config
Filip Navara
@filipnavara
don't remind me about machine.config please
there was a sequence of .NET updates and KBs that managed to corrupt it
rendering any .NET application inoperable
Jo Shields
@directhex
machine.config isn't real. It can't hurt you
К-ш Александр
@energorai_twitter
Hello. Sorry for the bad english. If I study C, but not C #, will this software help make programs with a graphical interface?
Jay Krell
@jaykrell
And it isn't per-machine. It is per-CLR version. And, we been xcopy-installing the CLR since 2006 or earlier.. (not well supported, but it worked well for build.)
К-ш Александр
@energorai_twitter
Thank you for your reply. Only I do not understand how to put it into practice.
Katelyn Gadd
@kg
mono is not relevant to C development for most people
if your goal is to use C# or F# or similar languages it's a great choice for that. for C, it doesn't really have anything to offer you.
К-ш Александр
@energorai_twitter
Thank you for the information.