I'm trying to export a .dll assembly built from a .NET Core 6 Web Application to a .csproj file, but my decompiler (JetBrains dotPeek) produces a .NET Framework project instead of .NET Core one.
JetBrains dotPeek (2022.2.4) tells me that the .dll is for x86 .NETCoreApp v6.0 (that is true), but when I export the .dll to a .csproj file, it creates me a project in .NET Framework and Visual Studio says that this project is based on a framework version that I don't have (of course, .NET Core is not framework dependent, and .NET Framework v6 doesn't exist!).
Am I missing something? What I have to do to produce a .csproj in .NET Core?
All that matters is that it produced the source code. If you're lucky, it might even be compilable!
Simply create your own .NET 6 project and use it with the source code files. It's really easy, since modern C# project files don't specify files, they recursively glob all files found.