I'm trying to release my library (lz4net) for .NET Core. The library "architecture" differs a little from "normal" as it contains multiple assemblies but only one should be referenced, the other ones are just its dependencies. They are not separate packages though.
So, assembly LZ4.dll should be referenced by the application, while LZ4pn.dll should not, it just should be there as LZ4.dll (main one) may use it. `LZ4pn.dll" is not usable on its own therefore it is not released as separate package.
It seems to be working fine in: net2, net4, and pcl, but it netcore does not "see" LZ4pn.dll if it is not referenced by application.
NOTE: I've checked and C:\Users\xxx\nuget\packages\lz4net\1.0.11.93\lib\netstandard1.6 (after installation of .nupkg) do contain both assemblies.
So, LZ4pn.net is not in <references> section as it should not be referenced by application directly. It is not in <dependencies> section as it is not external dependency which needs to be separately downloaded. It is just there - in netstandard1.6 subfolder of nuget package. .NET Framework (2+) work fine but .NET Core does not discover this assembly.
Any help? Maybe you know some open-source package which uses the same approach (multi-assembly packages which reference only top assembly)?
