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[mono] Clean up internal usage of RuntimeComponents
to always be treated as MSBuild Item
#91800
[mono] Clean up internal usage of RuntimeComponents
to always be treated as MSBuild Item
#91800
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Tagging subscribers to this area: @directhex Issue DetailsThis PR cleans up the internal usage of This PR:
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This is a welcome simplification. Thanks!
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LGTM! Thanks for refactoring and making this more straightforward.
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Co-authored-by: Ankit Jain <radical@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Ankit Jain <radical@gmail.com>
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This PR cleans up the internal usage of
RuntimeComponents
where in some places it is used as a MSBuildProperty
and in others as anItem
, which can lead to unexpected behaviours during app builds for bothAndroid
andiOS-like
platforms and additionally imposes unnecessary complication of treating them dually in different places.This PR:
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which previously meant to include all supported components (this was probably the reason to use aProperty
in the first place).BREAKING CHANGE
- however I did not find any internal usage of said feature (I might be wrong though).UseAllRuntimeComponents
MSBuild property which when set totrue
includes all supported components by parsing theRuntimeComponentManifest.json
file and populatingRuntimeComponents
Item in_InitializeCommonProperties
target (in both:AppleBuild.targets
andAndroidBuild.targets
)RuntimeComponents
to be treated as MSBuildItem
diagnostic tracing
RuntimeComponentManifest.targets
for local builds and testing to retrieve available runtime componentsFollow-up tasks:
AndroidSampleApp
to useAndroidBuild.targets
directly instead of manually inferring build tasks and targets