Because of this, you'll need to create and publish a self-contained sample application which produces an executable that includes your library and the dependencies it relies on. When building and publishing a library, the implementations of the dependencies are not available, and the reference assemblies that are available do not have enough information for the trimmer to determine if they are compatible with trimming.
To show all analysis warnings for your library, including warnings about dependencies, you need the trimmer to analyze the implementation of your library and the implementations of dependencies your library uses. Show all warnings with sample application If you want to see trim warnings, but don't want to mark your library as trim-compatible, you can add true instead. When used in a trimmed application, the assembly will have its unused members trimmed in the final output. Being "trimmable" means your library is considered compatible with trimming and should have no trim warnings when building the library. This will mark your assembly as "trimmable" and enable trim warnings for that project.
Set true in a tag in your library project file.
#Trim enabler 10.6.8 download update
Note this will only update the tooling used to build your app, this does not require you to target the. To use the latest version of the analyzer with the most coverage, consider using the.
0 kommentar(er)
