The two provided DLLs come with different Public Key Tokens which causes problems in my build setup (pretty much identical to the one described here: dotnet/project-system#4424 (comment))
.NET Standard:
// PublicKeyToken=dbe58f97a0872a64
.NET Framework
// PublicKeyToken=b03f5f7f11d50a3a
It would appear that packaged .NET Framework DLL is the "original" one, provided by Microsoft and signed with a Microsoft key which you cannot easily replicate... Would it be an option to build a .NET Framework DLL instead of packaging the one from Microsoft? Or, alternatively, how about publishing another NuGet package that only contains the .NET Standard version?
The two provided DLLs come with different Public Key Tokens which causes problems in my build setup (pretty much identical to the one described here: dotnet/project-system#4424 (comment))
.NET Standard:
// PublicKeyToken=dbe58f97a0872a64
.NET Framework
// PublicKeyToken=b03f5f7f11d50a3a
It would appear that packaged .NET Framework DLL is the "original" one, provided by Microsoft and signed with a Microsoft key which you cannot easily replicate... Would it be an option to build a .NET Framework DLL instead of packaging the one from Microsoft? Or, alternatively, how about publishing another NuGet package that only contains the .NET Standard version?