Use Fody/Costura to bundle dependencies, closes #45 #54
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Tested on a clean machine and it worked out of the box. Sweet! |
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I've set this up to work the same way it does with Groundhog. The combination of Fody and Costura bundles all the references that are set to copy local into the dll itself. Inspecting the dll seems to show them as there:
The assembly does seem awfully small (80kb), even account for the compression of the dependencies. That said I've used the release-build
ghaon my current setup and it seems fine — it doesn't complain about any missing assemblies. Maybe there is some sort of code thinning that whittles down the assemblies to only what is needed?Could you give this a spin and see if it works fine on your end?