Well there's no other way around it - you can either publish all the dependencies with each project or share them in a central place.
Central places don't work very well and again, file space is very cheap. Most binaries compress down very small so there really shouldn't be a disk space issue. And you can always remove dependencies if necessary.
It's just not something that has ever been a problem in over a decade of building and publishing .NET apps.
Central places don't work very well and again, file space is very cheap. Most binaries compress down very small so there really shouldn't be a disk space issue. And you can always remove dependencies if necessary.
It's just not something that has ever been a problem in over a decade of building and publishing .NET apps.