microsoft.data.sqlite

问题 I've created a .NET Standard 2.0 class library project that works fine when referenced by a WPF App (.NET Framework 4.8) project. But when the same library is referenced by a MS Office VSTO Project (also using .NET Framework 4.8), I get the following error on the code line shown below: Remarks : I'm using VS2019 , Windows20 Pro , Microsoft.Data.Sqlite and following example from same link. Exact same code works fine on WPF app. I also tried installing SQLitePCLRaw.core package (as mentioned in

问题 I have a little problem with single file executable publish with .NET 5. Infact, it does not include all libraries in the executable file, and produces multiple files. In my example I'm using a library for SQLite (Microsoft.Data.Sqlite) and, after compilation, e_sqlite3.dll is not included. Instead, in the output folder, it produces two files (excluding the pdb file): > e_sqlite3.dll > WpfApp1.exe 回答1: By reading documentation Single-file doesn't bundle native libraries by default. On Linux,

问题 I have a little problem with single file executable publish with .NET 5. Infact, it does not include all libraries in the executable file, and produces multiple files. In my example I'm using a library for SQLite (Microsoft.Data.Sqlite) and, after compilation, e_sqlite3.dll is not included. Instead, in the output folder, it produces two files (excluding the pdb file): > e_sqlite3.dll > WpfApp1.exe 回答1: By reading documentation Single-file doesn't bundle native libraries by default. On Linux,

问题 I have a little problem with single file executable publish with .NET 5. Infact, it does not include all libraries in the executable file, and produces multiple files. In my example I'm using a library for SQLite (Microsoft.Data.Sqlite) and, after compilation, e_sqlite3.dll is not included. Instead, in the output folder, it produces two files (excluding the pdb file): > e_sqlite3.dll > WpfApp1.exe 回答1: By reading documentation Single-file doesn't bundle native libraries by default. On Linux,