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Agreed. We’ll should probably include the runtimes in the .zip. Going back is not an option due to some functionality in 3.3.0+ that requires .NET 6. These are the prerequisites needed:
(and similar for x86) |
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@slawo-ch Starting from v. 3.3.3 we no longer require the VC++ 2015-2022 Redistributable, so the only prerequisite needed is the .NET 6 Desktop Runtime. If still needed, we may be able to provide a self-contained (portable) version of TE3 which includes the .NET 6 Desktop Runtime binaries, although this file would likely be +50 MB larger than the current portable version, which doesn't include the .NET 6 Desktop Runtime. |
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The desktop runtime does not come preinstalled by default and likely won't ever as per: See: dotnet/core#6411 Not including .NET 6 in the portable version makes it necessary to elevate to admin on installation and each lib update. 50MB for a portable version that makes it standalone and portable is a low price to pay IMO. Thank you :) |
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Thanks for pointing my attention to that thread. Indeed it seems that an optional portable version of TE3 which includes the .NET Desktop Runtime (self-contained) is the way forward. We’ll make it happen! |
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Any updates regarding this case? 2 years later and still portable version requires .Net 6 |
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@MachPher, @slawo-ch happy to let you know, that we now have portable builds that include the .NET runtime, so they are now truly portable :) You can find them here (from 3.17.0 and going forward): https://docs.tabulareditor.com/te3/other/release-notes/3_17_0.html?tabs=downloads |
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Can we find a way to 'bundle' any runtime prerequisites with the portable versions or go back to an more commonly pre-installed runtime?
The whole point of a portable version is to not need admin privileges to run, and the installer - especially a runtime installer - requires that.
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