My previous description wasn't clear enough, so let me give an example:
.NET 8.02 (which might include Newtonsoft.Json.dll version 13.01) is installed on computer A. I use the installed version of LA to create a portable version of LA, and then I copy the portable version of LA to computer B, which has .NET 8.04 installed (which might include Newtonsoft.Json.dll version 13.03). When I compile, will it use the .NET 8.04 version of the DLL?
My idea is that if I press the compile or publish button in the portable version of LA, it should use the .NET runtime files from the portable version, and not use the .NET runtime files from the system.
I am currently stuck on an issue where the .NET 8.0.X runtime and PowerShell 7.0.X runtime files on several computers are always of different versions, causing the program to fail to compile.
As far as I know, the runtime version of PowerShell 7.SDK needs to be matched with a specific .NET 8 runtime version.
.NET 8.02 (which might include Newtonsoft.Json.dll version 13.01) is installed on computer A. I use the installed version of LA to create a portable version of LA, and then I copy the portable version of LA to computer B, which has .NET 8.04 installed (which might include Newtonsoft.Json.dll version 13.03). When I compile, will it use the .NET 8.04 version of the DLL?
My idea is that if I press the compile or publish button in the portable version of LA, it should use the .NET runtime files from the portable version, and not use the .NET runtime files from the system.
I am currently stuck on an issue where the .NET 8.0.X runtime and PowerShell 7.0.X runtime files on several computers are always of different versions, causing the program to fail to compile.
As far as I know, the runtime version of PowerShell 7.SDK needs to be matched with a specific .NET 8 runtime version.