Hello,
I've noticed that for the last two versions, the x64 versions of dotnet include both x64 and x86 files (even though there's a separate x86 version).
As a result,
dotnet 7.0.17 and 7.0.18, and
dotnet 6.0.28 and 6.0.29
are now over 100 MB instead of less than 50 MB.
Regards,
Tom
[SOLVED] .NET 6 and 7: The x64 version contains an extra x86 version
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Hello,
This is intentional; both can be necessary for applications to function, and there's no way to definitively identify which one should be used. One application might use x64 or x86, while another application might very well need the other arch.
Regards,
Jimmy
This is intentional; both can be necessary for applications to function, and there's no way to definitively identify which one should be used. One application might use x64 or x86, while another application might very well need the other arch.
Regards,
Jimmy
OK, I understand.
But in that case, why not have an 'all' package?
But in that case, why not have an 'all' package?
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