Hakan Lindestaf

I'm using .NET Core 2.2 and after some fixes I got it working now, including on Linux, Mac and Windows. I've forked the project here https://github.com/hakanl/DinkToPdf and also uploaded it...

Hmm, I haven't had a chance to try it on Azure, but I run it fine under Windows. It seems it would load the wrong 32/64 version. Can you try...

The Azure App Service may be too restrictive, I don't know, this package is using a native library so there may be something there. Unfortunately I don't have a good...

But was that where you had to add all the binaries to your main project? The goal of this wrapper was so you don't have to add the binaries to...

> Anyone came to a solution? I'm having this problem right now Is your issue with .NET Core 2.1, or with Azure App Services? And more importantly, are you using...

My repo (https://github.com/hakanl/DinkToPdf) is also on NuGet and it includes all native binaries, is docker-compatible (and tested).

I forked it and did some fixes plus upgraded the binaries (wkhtmltopdf) to 0.12.5. I've included those in the NuGet package as well so it's a simple install. https://github.com/hakanl/DinkToPdf and...

I upgraded to 0.12.5 of the 64-bit Windows library and it still hangs on the second request, so PR #59 didn't help me. However, I realized I was creating multiple...

I wonder if it would make sense to migrate the main project to .NET Standard, then create a separate project(s) for WinForms and WPF. That way the core can be...

Yea, but .NET Core 3 won't be released until 2nd half of 2019, I don't think it makes sense to wait for that, better to migrate the core library to...