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dansiegel / Mobile.BuildTools

The Mobile.BuildTools makes it easier to develop code bases in a clean, consistent, secure, and configurable way. Determine at Build which environment your app needs to run on, and what Client Secrets it should have. Plus many more amazing features!
http://mobilebuildtools.com
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upgrade to dotnet 7 #335

Open Px7-941 opened 8 months ago

Px7-941 commented 8 months ago

fixes #334

dansiegel commented 6 months ago

We will only be updating the master branch as that is what the next release will be off of. If you would like to pull your actual changes into a new branch and push that here we can look at getting it merged.

Px7-941 commented 6 months ago

@dansiegel Has a Nuget release already been created from the master branch? Maybe a customization is no longer necessary from my side. Unfortunately, I have not yet got the new project structure up and running. The Nuget split does not seem to be completely finished yet.

I'll have to see when I can find some time for this bug, as we have a temporary solution. Until now I had never delved deeper into MSBuild. Wishing you happy holidays.

martinimon commented 5 months ago

Hey @Px7-941 @dansiegel Any luck with this upgrade to dotnet 7 (or dotnet 8 since that has now been released and it LST)? If not based on the comments of this PR, I'm not quite clear what bug/problem you are having, can you please expand a little more on the issues you're facing. I'm trying to assertain if this is something I could try looking into, or if its potentially better upgrading the main(master) branch from scratch.

I mainly have interest in upgrading based on #334 , as I'm migrating a Xamarin app into Maui and it is at the stage where it needs to go through the CI pipeline so it can be tested and remidiated (good old feedback loop) I assume the nuget you attached was based on this branch? If so that sovled my issue, however as you stated not fully tested/completed so other issues might pop up as a result.