Foe-Dee-Oh-Dee
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We're gonna have some fun Foe-Dee-oh-dee dumb dumb
Rubettes - Foe-Dee-Oh-Dee 1975 - YouTube[^] Tried the newest NuGet version of Fody Costura, NuGet Gallery | Costura.Fody 5.1.0[^] But nope it wasn't fun at all, could not make heads or tail of it and it made me feel dumb. Just used a version of years ago which worked perfectly with my .NET 4.7 WinForms application and several 3rd party dll's without generating a monstrous 285 Mb packages folder and packaged everything neatly in a single exe without any problems. :-\
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We're gonna have some fun Foe-Dee-oh-dee dumb dumb
Rubettes - Foe-Dee-Oh-Dee 1975 - YouTube[^] Tried the newest NuGet version of Fody Costura, NuGet Gallery | Costura.Fody 5.1.0[^] But nope it wasn't fun at all, could not make heads or tail of it and it made me feel dumb. Just used a version of years ago which worked perfectly with my .NET 4.7 WinForms application and several 3rd party dll's without generating a monstrous 285 Mb packages folder and packaged everything neatly in a single exe without any problems. :-\
I looked at that a couple years ago and said "screw that" and rolled my own solution. My solution supports compression and unpacks assemblies to memory on-the-fly. I had to write up a custom Build task and manually insert it into my project's MsBuild script. There's also code you have to write to support unpacking the assemblies, but it works great. It cuts a 2.8MB executable down to less than 830K. I'm thinking about writing an article for it, but time is the issue right now.
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We're gonna have some fun Foe-Dee-oh-dee dumb dumb
Rubettes - Foe-Dee-Oh-Dee 1975 - YouTube[^] Tried the newest NuGet version of Fody Costura, NuGet Gallery | Costura.Fody 5.1.0[^] But nope it wasn't fun at all, could not make heads or tail of it and it made me feel dumb. Just used a version of years ago which worked perfectly with my .NET 4.7 WinForms application and several 3rd party dll's without generating a monstrous 285 Mb packages folder and packaged everything neatly in a single exe without any problems. :-\
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I tried Fody C some time ago, but found that once it's integrated into a project, it's impossible to get rid of it. (At least I couldn't figure out how to decouple it from the project.) So I've never tried it again.
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Luckily I had that figured out years ago and only had to reference some dll's that I put apart in a "Common" folder. All NuGet stuff was already removed and I only had to edit the project file. To my surprise it worked with .NET 4.7 at the first try :-\
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We're gonna have some fun Foe-Dee-oh-dee dumb dumb
Rubettes - Foe-Dee-Oh-Dee 1975 - YouTube[^] Tried the newest NuGet version of Fody Costura, NuGet Gallery | Costura.Fody 5.1.0[^] But nope it wasn't fun at all, could not make heads or tail of it and it made me feel dumb. Just used a version of years ago which worked perfectly with my .NET 4.7 WinForms application and several 3rd party dll's without generating a monstrous 285 Mb packages folder and packaged everything neatly in a single exe without any problems. :-\
I always thought NuGet was the stuff inside a three musketeers bar.
The difficult we do right away... ...the impossible takes slightly longer.
