Fix TargetFramework package via multiTargeting and binplace import #8421
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The package's props and targets files need to be imported in both the outer and the inner build. Hence, adding a buildMultiTargeting folder that redirects to the build folder.
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@akoeplinger in case you're already working, could you please approve this PR for me so that I don't have to wait until Redmond folks are up? 🙏 |
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Renaming and migrating the package from an msbuild sdk package to a normal nuget package broke the imports and the evaluation order which I'm fixing with this PR. Tested the change locally.
The package's props and targets files need to be imported in both the outer and the inner build. Hence, adding a buildMultiTargeting folder that redirects to the build folder.
Also the
EnableBinPlaceproperty is now evaluated sooner than expected and hence some properties in dotnet/runtime aren't yet set which this property depends on. Inline the condition into the target so that it runs later and condition the overall import of the BinPlace.targets file via the existing condition.To double check: