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I saw this commit: 889c573 and this commit: 51fee5e switched from detect .NET Core into detect .NET Framework, however, this might buggy and actually failed in .NET Framework.
Because the tranditional-style .NET Framework projects is actually using TargetFrameworkVersion to identify .NET Framework version, instead of TargetFramework (latest line):
In your .prop file, you're using TargetFramework to detect .NET Framework version, in this case, it will be always empty, so OpenCvSharpExtern.dll cannot be linked:
I saw this commit: 889c573 and this commit: 51fee5e switched from detect .NET Core into detect .NET Framework, however, this might buggy and actually failed in .NET Framework.
Because the tranditional-style .NET Framework projects is actually using
TargetFrameworkVersion
to identify .NET Framework version, instead ofTargetFramework
(latest line):In your
.prop
file, you're usingTargetFramework
to detect .NET Framework version, in this case, it will be always empty, soOpenCvSharpExtern.dll
cannot be linked:You can try it by adding this target text in
.csproj
file:In my machine, it will output following texts:
I suggest change the
.prop
file into detecting byTargetFrameworkVersion
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