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    We are in the process of updating our .NET 4.8 solution to .NET 6, which already caused many headaches. Now we have got the solution building, it needs to go through DotFuscator to protect it. Surprise! you can not add .NET 6 .exe and .dll files in the usual way anymore. Now we have to edit all project files like this:

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    First remove the Sdk attribute from the project's root tag. Then, copy the Import tag shown below (replacing the SDK name if necessary) into the appropriate position in your project file.

    X| Protect Your App - Dotfuscator Professional 6.5[^]

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    • R RickZeeland

      We are in the process of updating our .NET 4.8 solution to .NET 6, which already caused many headaches. Now we have got the solution building, it needs to go through DotFuscator to protect it. Surprise! you can not add .NET 6 .exe and .dll files in the usual way anymore. Now we have to edit all project files like this:

      Quote:

      First remove the Sdk attribute from the project's root tag. Then, copy the Import tag shown below (replacing the SDK name if necessary) into the appropriate position in your project file.

      X| Protect Your App - Dotfuscator Professional 6.5[^]

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      Another typical example of Hutber's law - Wikipedia[^].

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        Another typical example of Hutber's law - Wikipedia[^].

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        Wheeler's Corollary to Hutber's Law: The gain from an enhancement will be offset by a greater deterioration, hidden by the enhancement.

        Software Zen: delete this;

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