Added test for .user file in outer build#37192
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| string outputPathValue = File.ReadAllText(Path.Combine(testAsset.TestRoot, testProject.Name, "OutputPathValue.txt")); |
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This file could have been created by inner builds, though, right? Though I guess since this is after Build, the outer build would have overwritten it with an empty one . . .
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Yes, the file will be created by the inner builds too, but the outer one will be the last and will override whatever is there.
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Please rebase on release/8.0.2xx, so we don't have to wait a year :)
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Fixes #9131 Context As described on the issue, muti-targeted builds did not import the .user file on the outer build. This change makes the outer build import the .user file. Changes Made Added import reference to .user file in Microsoft.Common.CrossTargeting.targets . Testing Test is in SDK repo (dotnet/sdk#37192)
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Fixes dotnet#9131 Context As described on the issue, muti-targeted builds did not import the .user file on the outer build. This change makes the outer build import the .user file. Changes Made Added import reference to .user file in Microsoft.Common.CrossTargeting.targets . Testing Test is in SDK repo (dotnet/sdk#37192)
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Fixes #9131 Context As described on the issue, muti-targeted builds did not import the .user file on the outer build. This change makes the outer build import the .user file. Changes Made Added import reference to .user file in Microsoft.Common.CrossTargeting.targets . Testing Test is in SDK repo (dotnet/sdk#37192)
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Could you retarget to the release/8.0.3xx branch? |
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nevermind, that retarged cleanly. we can let CI run one more time and auto-merge since this was approved a while back. |
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Adding a test for this change in MSBuild (dotnet/msbuild#9444).
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.userfile is currently not available in the outer build. The PR adds the import to the outer build, and the test is best suited for the SDK repo as this affects mostly SDK style projects.