If you disable a project in the solution (by removing it from the configuration), dotnet format will be confused and treat all the code of the disabled project as unused.

To align our Dockerfile's we intended to name the dll on publish, but <AssemblyName>foo</AssemblyName> doesn't seem to work. As a workaround we create a symbolic link entrypoint.dll which reduces Dockerfile to ENTRYPOINT [ "dotnet", "entrypoint.dll" ] <Target Name="CreateSymoblicEntrypoint" AfterTargets="Publish" Condition="'$(OS)' == 'Unix' Or '$(OS)' ==…

The open-source ecosystem is small and does not look healthy to me. Over a year I observed trending GitHub repos for C#, it doesn't seem C# or .NET is used much outside of business hours. I am sad that there is no alternative web server,…

Godot (opensource game engine) is unable to export .NET games for the web, we are waiting for these changes since forever.

Our deployment pipelines were not using the latest .NET because of this bug link. "rollForward": "latestFeature" is ignored and it always uses the declared version. The workaround is to not use useGlobalJson: true