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I noticed there are two different binaries with the same name Microsoft.Web.WebView2.Core.dll.
With WinUI3 (Windows App SDK), the product name of Microsoft.Web.WebView2.Core.dll is Microsoft Edge Embedded Browser WinRT Component; While with WPF applications, the product name is WebView2 .NET Interop Wrapper.
Would it be better if they could use different names? That will solve the binary name conflict if a Windows App SDK app and a WPF app are published in the same folder.
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I noticed there are two different binaries with the same name Microsoft.Web.WebView2.Core.dll.
With WinUI3 (Windows App SDK), the product name of Microsoft.Web.WebView2.Core.dll is Microsoft Edge Embedded Browser WinRT Component; While with WPF applications, the product name is WebView2 .NET Interop Wrapper.
Would it be better if they could use different names? That will solve the binary name conflict if a Windows App SDK app and a WPF app are published in the same folder.
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