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frame I've tried using Environment.CommandLineto check the executable, but that didn't work, it always shows the dll file. Any ideas on how to know if the myapp.exefile is used to run the application or if the file is used dotnet myapp.dll? Ito I created a dot
frame I've tried using Environment.CommandLineto check the executable, but that didn't work, it always shows the dll file. Any ideas on how to know if the myapp.exefile is used to run the application or if the file is used dotnet myapp.dll? Ito I created a dot
frame I've tried using Environment.CommandLineto check the executable, but that didn't work, it always shows the dll file. Any ideas on how to know if the myapp.exefile is used to run the application or if the file is used dotnet myapp.dll? Ito I created a dot
frame I've tried using Environment.CommandLineto check the executable, but that didn't work, it always shows the dll file. Any ideas on how to know if the myapp.exefile is used to run the application or if the file is used dotnet myapp.dll? Ito I created a dot
frame I've tried using Environment.CommandLineto check the executable, but that didn't work, it always shows the dll file. Any ideas on how to know if the myapp.exefile is used to run the application or if the file is used dotnet myapp.dll? Ito I created a dot
Louis Berman I'm trying to find a way to read package properties (like copyright, version, company, etc.) from a .NET Core console application. Using Framework has attributes like AssemblyCopyrightAttribute, this used to be simple, but for Core I have a clue.
Louis Berman I'm trying to find a way to read package properties (like copyright, version, company, etc.) from a .NET Core console application. Using the Framework to have attributes like AssemblyCopyrightAttribute, this used to be simple, but for Core I have
Louis Berman I'm trying to find a way to read package properties (like copyright, version, company, etc.) from a .NET Core console application. Using the Framework to have attributes like AssemblyCopyrightAttribute, this used to be simple, but for Core I have
Louis Berman I'm trying to find a way to read package properties (like copyright, version, company, etc.) from a .NET Core console application. Using the Framework to have attributes like AssemblyCopyrightAttribute, this used to be simple, but for Core I have
Louis Berman I'm trying to find a way to read package properties (like copyright, version, company, etc.) from a .NET Core console application.Using the Framework to have attributes like AssemblyCopyrightAttribute, this used to be simple, but for Core I have a
Louis Berman I'm trying to find a way to read package properties (like copyright, version, company, etc.) from a .NET Core console application. Using the Framework to have attributes like AssemblyCopyrightAttribute, this used to be simple, but for Core I have
Louis Berman I'm trying to find a way to read package properties (like copyright, version, company, etc.) from a .NET Core console application. Using the Framework to have attributes like AssemblyCopyrightAttribute, this used to be simple, but for Core I have
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Wakano I just went and got the latest .Net Core 3.1 runtime and SKD container. The latest version of the runtime is 3.1.10 and the latest version of the SDK is 3.1.404. But according to this documentation page , this is not a valid versioning structure. It say
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