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Hi there. Does this lib support native AOT? I'd like to use it in my MAUI project for epub book parsing. |
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vers-one
Dec 29, 2025
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The library is not marked as AOT-compatible because it's still supporting .NET Framework and .NET Standard 1.3. However, it doesn't use any non-compatible .NET features and doesn't have any dependencies outside of .NET runtime, so it should work in AOT environment without any issues. It certainly works with the I plan to drop support for .NET Framework and .NET Standard (#112) when EPUB 3.4 comes out, which should be somewhere in 2026. I will explicitly mark it as AOT-compatible then. |
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The library is not marked as AOT-compatible because it's still supporting .NET Framework and .NET Standard 1.3. However, it doesn't use any non-compatible .NET features and doesn't have any dependencies outside of .NET runtime, so it should work in AOT environment without any issues. It certainly works with the
VersOne.Epub.ConsoleDemoproject, if you publish it as an AOT console app.I plan to drop support for .NET Framework and .NET Standard (#112) when EPUB 3.4 comes out, which should be somewhere in 2026. I will explicitly mark it as AOT-compatible then.