Publish AddRazorRuntimeCompilation > Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.resources.dll

[cgountanis]

I found that when I publish my Core 3+ MVC projects and you have .AddRazorRuntimeCompilation() enabled you get a dozen folders with Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.resources.dll files. I think this is a bug.

<PackageReference Include="Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc.Razor.RuntimeCompilation" Version="3.X.X" />

Is there a solution for this? I mean I really like the ability to edit cshtml/save and refresh to get the instant changes.

[cgountanis]

Still an issue with 3.1 LTS, just wanted to test and see if there was a work-around for on the fly CSHTML editing without the AddRazorRuntimeCompilation()/....Razor.RuntimeCompilation? Right now every publish, I have to remove that package ref and tweak the Startup.cs to 'Release' build and not get all those debug files in my Folder publish output.

[cgountanis]

dotnet/AspNetCore.Docs#16028

I can confirm with the settings above, might be slightly different for various setups, MVC/Pages/Blazor but overall the Publish - Configuration: Release, now does NOT include all those debug files in the published file output.

I still think there has to be an easier way down the road but for now, this does work.

Thank you!

[cgountanis]

Maybe something under Startup Configure // Environmental options.

[scalablecory]

CC @Pilchie

[Pilchie]

This is dotnet/aspnetcore#15255 (and transitively dotnet/roslyn#39458)