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libuv should be in win7-arm and not win10-arm folder #340

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moozzyk opened this issue Nov 7, 2015 · 1 comment
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libuv should be in win7-arm and not win10-arm folder #340

moozzyk opened this issue Nov 7, 2015 · 1 comment
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moozzyk commented Nov 7, 2015

Currently each time you restore/publish for Win10 IoT Core you need to specify the runtime id otherwise libuv.dll won't be included. win7-arm is the default fallback so things will work without having to specify the runtime-id. It's safe because we don't support anything below win10-arm.
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moozzyk commented Dec 17, 2015

Fixed in #83cff1671582d6f

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