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Keep repo-local .NET sample apps zero-config by avoiding native apphosts when macOS integrity enforcement can kill them
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| name | dotnet-sample-apphost |
| description | Keep repo-local .NET sample apps zero-config by avoiding native apphosts when macOS integrity enforcement can kill them |
| domain | dotnet-samples |
| confidence | medium |
| source | earned |
Use this when a repo-local .NET sample console app runs correctly via dotnet exec <app>.dll but dies immediately when launched through dotnet run or the generated native executable on macOS.
dotnet exec on the built DLL.<UseAppHost>false</UseAppHost> in the sample app project.samples/Sample.Simplified/Sample.Simplified.App/Sample.Simplified.App.csprojMain().