Raffael Herrmann

Closed in consultation with @Shane32

> I would use System.Drawing.Primitives if/as desired, as it creates no dependencies except when targeting .NET Standard 1.3. > > Originally posted by @Shane32 [here](https://github.com/codebude/QRCoder/issues/512#issuecomment-2089322334).

Hi @gfoidl , since QRCoder will reach its end of life and the repository will be archived on **November 1st, 2025**, I’d like to clarify how to proceed with this...

> I believe this question may be more applicable when there is a larger development team. But in general, I'd suggest that contributors just review goals in a GitHub issue...

Check the bin folder: Navigate to your project's bin\Debug (or bin\Release) folder after building. Is QRCoder.dll present there? If not, this is the core issue. Ensure Copy Local is True...

> I suggest that all code that can operate with "pure .NET" code should be in the main package. This would include the generation code along with SVG, PNG and...

> My thoughts on Question 1, how to split NuGet packages: > > Original QRCoder package stays v1.x. I feel that keeping the same package name for v2 would be...

> First of all let me start my saying that I think it's great to create a v2 of this really nice nuget package, and I'd be happy to help...

> I think these questions 2 and 3 are the same. If all NuGet packages are released together, having a single repository makes testing and publishing much easier. Most specifically...

> I think these questions 2 and 3 are the same. If all NuGet packages are released together, having a single repository makes testing and publishing much easier. Most specifically...