Dirk Lemstra

I have no idea what is causing this. This could also be something in `dotnet` or VisualStudio that is not working properly. Feel free to do some research on why...

I should add an explanation about this to the documentation. You can now do the following in your `.csproj` file: ```xml true ``` And then it should copy the binaries.

I still don't understand why it does not happen but I am happy to hear that this resolved your issue @abjugard. The documentation has been updated so I will close...

I don't think GitHub currently offers support for managed arm64 builds. Feel free to open up a pull requests in https://github.com/dlemstra/Magick.Native if it is trivial to add support for this.

Magick.Native is indeed build with GitHub actions.

Maybe? I don't have access to an `arm64` machine so I don't know.

This project doesn't support ARM64 and that is why you are getting that exception @timdinhdotcom.

Feel free to open a pull request in the Magick.Native project to add support for this @fahelmoreira if you think this is not complicated?

You will need to compile the [Magick.Native](https://github.com/dlemstra/Magick.Native/) project with ARM64 support. That project is the native library that is used by this project.

There is no progress and this probably needs to be done through cross compilation. Let's hope someone picks this up.