Observe that in artifacts\bin\Shared\ three folders are created - "Release", "Win32", "x64".
Release was created (check binlog) by the project dependency in csproj, when built with Platform=x86
Win32 was created from dirs.proj where Platform=Win32
x64 was created from dirs.proj and not rebuilt from csproj where Platform=x64.
With EnableDynamicPlatformResolution=False the output is created in artifacts\bin\Shared\x86 which is wrong as well.
Does not create the erroneous artifacts\bin\Shared\Release-folder.
How can I stop MSBuild from creating the (probably AnyCPU) Release-folder?
Checking the binlog I found Target Name=_GetProjectReferencePlatformProperties Project=app.csproj adding _MSBuildProjectReferenceExistent with UndefineProperties = ;TargetFramework;TargetFramework;RuntimeIdentifier;SelfContained;Platform.
AliveDevil
commented
9 months ago
In a csproj referencing a vcxproj may result in mismatched platforms being built (Platform flows from csproj to vcxproj, Platform is deleted).
Repro: traversal-test.zip
Run
Observe that in
artifacts\bin\Shared\three folders are created - "Release", "Win32", "x64". Release was created (check binlog) by the project dependency in csproj, when built with Platform=x86 Win32 was created from dirs.proj wherePlatform=Win32x64 was created from dirs.proj and not rebuilt from csproj wherePlatform=x64. WithEnableDynamicPlatformResolution=Falsethe output is created inartifacts\bin\Shared\x86which is wrong as well.Running
Does not create the erroneous
artifacts\bin\Shared\Release-folder.How can I stop MSBuild from creating the (probably AnyCPU) Release-folder? Checking the binlog I found
Target Name=_GetProjectReferencePlatformProperties Project=app.csprojadding_MSBuildProjectReferenceExistentwithUndefineProperties = ;TargetFramework;TargetFramework;RuntimeIdentifier;SelfContained;Platform.