Generate targets files that throws for unsupported netstandard applicable tfms#53244
Generate targets files that throws for unsupported netstandard applicable tfms#53244ViktorHofer merged 5 commits intodotnet:mainfrom
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For S.D.Common, S.Speech and S.Sec.Crypto.Pkcs we manually added a targets file to mark the .NETStandard asset as not applicable. This was done to allow defining a minimum supported .NETCoreApp version, even though a compatible .NETStandard asset is available. This commit automatically generates that targets file based on items.
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Tagging subscribers to this area: @Anipik, @safern, @ViktorHofer Issue DetailsFor S.D.Common, S.Speech and S.Sec.Crypto.Pkcs we manually added a This is a port of the commit from #53023.
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| <None Include="$(PlaceholderFile)" | ||
| PackagePath="buildTransitive\%(NETStandardCompatError.Supported)" | ||
| Pack="true" /> | ||
| <FileWrites Include="$(_NETStandardCompatErrorFilePath)" /> |
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Clean may not work correctly for pkgproj, but test this out for csproj if you have a chance. Clean does some weird things with paths based on where they are wrt output path
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Merging as the allconfigurations builds passed. wasm failures are likely: #53180 |
For S.D.Common, S.Speech and S.Sec.Crypto.Pkcs we manually added a
targets file to mark the .NETStandard asset as not applicable.
This was done to allow defining a minimum supported .NETCoreApp
version, even though a compatible .NETStandard asset is available.
This commit automatically generates that targets file based on
items.
This is a port of the commit from #53023.