'locales' directory empty when using .netcore nuget packages in a child project/multi-target

[JPDelprat]

Hello,

I have a core.net (.net 6.0) application under Windows x64, which consists of a main application project, and a child class library project. This class library project references CefSharp.WinForms.NETCore" Version="104.4.180" />.

After building, the "locales" sub-directory in my bin directory is empty (in both the class library project and in the main project). So my application crashes at some time.

My class library is a multiple target library (net452 et net60-windows). The 4.52 target works correctly.
If I reference cefsharp package in the main project, it seems to work.
I have the feeling that my problem comes from either multiple-target functionality, or from reference nuget package from child project.

I can easily reproduce the problem by creating multiple target projects, which only contains one project
(net6.0-windows instead of net6.0-windows in .csproj).

Please find attached a minimum example.

Note : my .csproj files are in the new 'sdk' style format.

Thanks in advance

Test.zip

[JPDelprat]

Hello,

I've found something interesting which may be interesting (or not).

By adding "EnableDynamicLoading" property to my class library properties, locales are now copied to my application bin directory under
bin\x64\Debug\net6.0-windows\win-x64\runtimes\win-x64\native\locales

Unfortunately, the search path when using Cefsharp is bin\x64\Debug\net6.0-windows\win-x64\locales, which doesn't exist.

As a matter of fact, I also have to define RuntimeIdentifier property to 'win-x64' in my main project file, so that Cef sharp can load native assembly. Without this, 'locales' would be copied to the search path.

I attach a new minimal sample project with shows the problem.

Test2.zip