Switch UWPNET assembly name to CommunityToolkit.Uwp.Lottie #576
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…nd make it no longer be a CsWinRTComponent
aborziak-ms
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should it be Uwp here as well?
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to match UwpNET yes, but this was already WinUI and I only really need the UwpNET one to have a different assembly name so I opted to keep this as-is. Could still switch to Uwp though
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Ah I see, then it is ok, let's keep it like that for now, to not change the namespace for the package that is already there.
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If a consumer wants to use both UWPNET and WinUI3, the DLL names conflict since they're both "CommunityToolkit.WinUI.Lottie.dll". So rename the UWPNET one to CommunityToolkit.Uwp.Lottie.dll.
<CsWinRTComponent>true</CsWinRTComponent>prevents the renaming, and it's not required for C# consumers so drop this as well.