In building from NuGet, the application manifest includes a number of asmv1:assembly/file/@name values that have a double dot, e.g.,
<file name="lib\fedora-x64\native\..\libgit2-106a5f2.so" size="1198160">
This throws an error, e.g. (via SxsTrace):
ERROR: Line 449: The value lib\alpine.3.9-x64\native\..\libgit2-106a5f2.so of attribute name in element urn:schemas-microsoft-com:asm.v1^file is invalid.
There the double-dot parent path is hard coded to be imprinted and negate native.
I propose the removal of ..\ in attribute TargetPath or something similar. Keeping the native subdirectory shouldn't harm anything. At any rate, ISTM the syntactical constraints of asmv1:assembly/file/@name should be respected.
In building from NuGet, the application manifest includes a number of asmv1:assembly/file/@name values that have a double dot, e.g.,
<file name="lib\fedora-x64\native\..\libgit2-106a5f2.so" size="1198160">This throws an error, e.g. (via SxsTrace):
ERROR: Line 449: The value lib\alpine.3.9-x64\native\..\libgit2-106a5f2.so of attribute name in element urn:schemas-microsoft-com:asm.v1^file is invalid.It seems that the root of this issue is https://github.com/libgit2/libgit2sharp.nativebinaries/blob/9469eab266bacdbb46aed4610b3b0e6bbfc56395/nuget.package/build/net46/LibGit2Sharp.NativeBinaries.props#L11
There the double-dot parent path is hard coded to be imprinted and negate
native.I propose the removal of
..\in attribute TargetPath or something similar. Keeping thenativesubdirectory shouldn't harm anything. At any rate, ISTM the syntactical constraints of asmv1:assembly/file/@name should be respected.