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Itiviti / gradle-dotnet-plugin

Gradle plugin for interacting with dotnet cli
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Add missing framework target for .NET6 #10

Closed KitsuneAlex closed 3 years ago

KitsuneAlex commented 3 years ago

'cause imma stupid ass.

KitsuneAlex commented 3 years ago

Oh, i think i broke your pipeline, sorry about that 😓

ngyukman commented 3 years ago

I think the problem is the azure pipeline is not yet with .net 6 installed

KitsuneAlex commented 3 years ago

Yeah i thought so, got it building with .NET6 on my local workstation no problems.

KitsuneAlex commented 3 years ago

Just giving this a little bump, not meaning to be annoying but i'd be pretty happy if this get's done >.>

ngyukman commented 3 years ago

I need to check how to get .net 6 into the azure pipeline, but we still have plenty of time before the official release of .net 6 :)

KitsuneAlex commented 3 years ago

Then tell me how to use a local build of the plugin at least :P Because i have that, i just can't seem to use for some reason, trying regular classpath dependency but with a file.

ngyukman commented 3 years ago

Hi @KitsuneAlex if you want to use it locally, you can run ./gradlew publishToMavenLocal and you will find it from your maven local (user profile/.m2/repository) with the version equals to the one in gradle.properties, you can put a version number like 1.8.0-SNAPSHOT, then you can use this version in your local build

KitsuneAlex commented 3 years ago

Oh yeah i know about local maven but i thought you could maybe include it as a jar with the project so other people can build my project too but i guess not, thanks anyways.