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.NET Core 3.0 app will be published as FDE by default according to the docs.
What can I do to change the behavior back to deploy as FDD just like .NET Core 2.x? Ideally, is there any property to be set in the csproj file?
I am publishing assemblies that runs on both Linux and Windows. The target environment will have .NET Core runtime installed. FDD has been working well. There's no point for me to release an EXE when built on Windows.
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Your app will still work as a FDD app. You can still run dotnet program.dll. The program.exe that is in the output can simply be ignored.
The type of app that gets built has not been changed.
If you don't want the exe generated because you don't want to pay the file cost for it, you can turn that off by setting <UseAppHost>false</UseAppHost>.
.NET Core 3.0 app will be published as FDE by default according to the docs.
What can I do to change the behavior back to deploy as FDD just like .NET Core 2.x? Ideally, is there any property to be set in the csproj file?
I am publishing assemblies that runs on both Linux and Windows. The target environment will have .NET Core runtime installed. FDD has been working well. There's no point for me to release an EXE when built on Windows.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: