How do I disable HotReload for Release builds?
See original GitHub issueI am happy to use HotReload for my Project. But it makes bigger size for android apk.
After unzipping the apk, I see Xamarin.Forms.HotReload.Reloader.dll
,Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.CSharp.dll
and Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.dll
in assemblies folder.
Any way to remove them? Thanks!
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Yes, it is working for Archive feature on my local Visual Studio. So the issue is from Visual Studio App Center. Let’s close this. Thanks very much! @rudyspano @AndreiMisiukevich
@AndreiMisiukevich Yes. No more libaot-Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.CSharp.dll.so. @TingtingAn, is it ok on your side?