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I have an Asp.Net Core 2.2 application built using .Net Full Framework (4.6.2) libraries.
This is done to maintain compatibility with some shared libraries used by my company.
When I publish my web site I get the "standalone" distribution: I have a 100-ish of Microsoft.* and System.* dlls included in my app.

I read that with .Net Core one can choose Framework-dependent deployments in order to keep application and framework separate.

So, the question is simple: can I distribute my application with only the non-Microsoft dlls and target the already installed Asp.Net Core runtime assemblies?

Thanks!

Alberto Chiesa
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This is what Net Standard was created for; to bridge the gap

Robert Perry
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  • I can't see how this answers to my question. I am using .Net Core, at least the Asp.Net Core libraries. And they are bridged using netstandard dll. The thing is: do I have to distribute the Core dlls with my app or can I use a system installed .Net Core/Asp.Net Core installation? – Alberto Chiesa Jun 03 '19 at 22:04