A link to the code that you talk about would be helpful.

Sorry, you mentioned that in the original post, I completely missed it.

The DLLs are placed on the folder right above where the Nuget Package is placed:

The nupkg is inside the publish folder

Regards,
Francisco

Hi Francisco,

I tried it with Visual Studio 2022 and it works.

This is the output generated in the publish folder:

In VS2022 I also have one more option. 

Publish and generate a package.

Thanks and BR

Uwe

Hi Uwe,

You need to publish the project to have it generate the DLLs:

Regards,
Francisco

Hi Francisco,

i published the solution, but there is only the NuGet package in publish folder and no DLLs.

BR 

Uwe

Hi Francisco,

that's right, but there is only the DLL for my class. The "QRCoder.dll" is missing (integrated NuGet package).

I also looked inside the NuGet package and the "QRCoder.dll" is not there.

I did it like Bruce Armstrong in the example. The class library target ist .Net Standard 2.0.

After some google research, I find out that it is default for a .Net Standard class library target to produce a NuGet package.

Thanks and BR

Uwe