Using Visual Studio 2017 (15.3.2)
- Create a .NET Framework class library (4.6.2)
- Add NuGet
Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore 2.0
You get invalid references to System.Reflection
and others.
I can compile, however, in more complicated scenarios when I'm using some functionality of Entity Framework, I am getting run-time exceptions of missing standard System.* libs.
I tried adding the NetStandard.Library
first then adding the Entity Framework Core 2 after, but I got the same problem.
I have to use a .NET Framework (Class Lib) as this is a unit test project that is referencing ASP.NETCore2/NETFramework website.
Any clue of what I should be doing?
This can be fixed by letting MSBuild autogenerate the necessary binding redirects by explicitly setting these two properties inside the
csproj
file (You can put the<ItemGroup>
as a child element below the root<Project>
element or add to an exiting<ItemGroup>
without aCondition=
attribute):Note that this may issue warnings if you already have an
App.config
containing binding redirects. you can remove these redirects.