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Should address the remaining issue in #5, where some of the tools are still x86. |
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Kept your code, but deleted the projects and re-did them from scratch. Everything is now built as x64 to avoid those x86 issues. And make it hopefully a bit easier to follow.
I am targetting net7, but allowing the apps to roll forward across major versions. I am not including the runtime into the package, as this is a developer tool and I expect some dotnet SDK to be on the machine.
I've pinned the sdk to net7 which is the currently supported version to avoid building with prerelease bits.