A married and happy geek living in Strasbourg, France. # Backend software engineer, # accessibility specialist. My main programming languages are # PHP and # CSharp . Pro-European right-centrist. Technical progress must not be stoppable. # AI is our assistant, not our replacement nor our enemy. Pagan, worshipper of Scandinavian gods. This account is multilingual. Posts may contain strong language, not always behind a content warning, and personal opinions. No alt text, no boost.
A married and happy geek living in Strasbourg, France. # Backend software engineer, # accessibility specialist. My main programming languages are # PHP and # CSharp . Pro-European right-centrist. Technical progress must not be stoppable. # AI is our assistant, not our replacement nor our enemy. Pagan, worshipper of Scandinavian gods. This account is multilingual. Posts may contain strong language, not always behind a content warning, and personal opinions. No alt text, no boost.
#TIL If a #NuGet package, such as System.CommandLine, provides satellite assemblies for localized strings, you can bundle only selected ones. To do this, add a line in your #CsProj like this:
<SatelliteResourceLanguages>fr;de;he;uk</SatelliteResourceLanguages>
BTW, I don't know how to skip bundling them at all, maybe an empty tag will suffice. #DotNet #CSharp #MSBuild #Programming
