Error 123 in Repacking

[IlyaNavodkin]

Hello!

have a problem with repacking.

<Exec Command="$(ILRepack) /out:$(TargetDir)/out/$(AssemblyName).dll $(TargetPath) $(DllList) /target:library /targetplatform:v4 /lib:$(TargetDir) /log:$(TargetDir)ilrepack.log /copyattrs /allowMultiple /verbose /union" />

Error code 123 :)
The most interesting thing is that the repacking went well and the final file was created

thx :)

[IlyaNavodkin]

My repacking dll is incorrect (error 123)

[lextm]

Since the compilation process might make use of "referenced assemblies" (some of $(DllList) ), you shouldn't merge them with your main assembly. That's what the error message indicated.

There is nothing wrong with IL Repack, just how you configured it.

Some similar cases have been reported in the past, like #398 with System.Management.Automation.dll.

[IlyaNavodkin]

Since the compilation process might make use of "referenced assemblies" (some of $(DllList) ), you shouldn't merge them with your main assembly. That's what the error message indicated.

There is nothing wrong with IL Repack, just how you configured it.

Some similar cases have been reported in the past, like #398 with System.Management.Automation.dll.

I defined a check + move the final build, here is my code:

<Project>
	<ItemGroup>
		<PackageReference Include="ILRepack" Version="2.0.27" />
	</ItemGroup>

	<Target Name="ILRepack" AfterTargets="Build">
		<ItemGroup>
			<DllFiles Include="$(TargetDir)*.dll" Exclude="$(TargetDir)RevitAPI.dll;$(TargetDir)RevitAPIUI.dll;$(TargetDir)AdWindows.dll;" />
		</ItemGroup>
		<PropertyGroup>
			<DllList>@(DllFiles->'"%(FullPath)"', ' ')</DllList>
		</PropertyGroup>

		<Exec Command="$(ILRepack) /out:$(TargetDir)/out/$(AssemblyName).dll $(TargetPath) $(DllList) /target:library /targetplatform:v4 /lib:$(TargetDir) /log:$(TargetDir)ilrepack.log /copyattrs /allowMultiple /verbose /union" />
	</Target>

</Project>

Or do you mean something else?

[lextm]

I simply meant some dlls you tried to merge with your main assembly are referenced assemblies. You can read ilrepack.log to learn what are the assemblies merged, and use a tool like ILSpy to see into them.

The presence of such assemblies in your TargetDir is not surprising because the compilation process makes use of a lot of them, but you cannot merge them because of the exception you observed.