Fix a compatible issue in .NET Core#5
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Fix a compatible issue in .NET Core#5sdcb wants to merge 1 commit intoemphasis87:masteremphasis87/mpfr.NET:masterfrom
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There was a breaking change in .NET Core - they changed the default for UseShellExecute from true to false. Without UseShellExecute, it will work reliably only in .NET Framework. In .NET Core, it will fail unless the 7zdec.exe file happens to be in the current directory.
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This issue is reported from LINQPad 6 user: https://forum.linqpad.net/discussion/1977/system-numerics-mpfr-works-in-linqpad-5-but-not-working-in-linqpad-6 |
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There was a breaking change in .NET Core - they changed the default for UseShellExecute from true to false.
Without UseShellExecute, it will work reliably only in .NET Framework. In .NET Core, it will fail unless the 7zdec.exe file happens to be in the current directory.