I'm trying to publish a very simple C# .Net 5.0 WinForms application (single file output) as a test case for porting from the .Net Framework v4.6.1 (what it was previously) while using Visual Studio 2019 v16.8.2. The Publish options are as follows:
- Configuration: Release | Any CPU
- Target Framework: net5.0-windows
- Deployment Mode: Framework-dependent
- Target-Runtime: win-x64
- Produce Single File: Enabled
- Enable ReadyToRun Compilation: Disabled
Although the build works fine and merges the two source assemblies into a single output executable, it also includes SNI.dll in the output directory. The application will not start without this DLL in the same folder as the executable so my question is: How do I remove the dependency on SNI.dll so it does not get included with the published executable and is not required to run?
Any help with this would be most appreciated. Cheers
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