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CSharpier.MsBuild does not support DotNet 8 #1012
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Can we another minor version release to push this commit to Nuget. This bug prevents upgrade to DotNet 8 within any project that depends on CSharpier.Msbuild. |
@aditnryn yeah I was planning on getting a release out soon. I'm trying to get a GH action set up to test this type of setup, and it seems like your fix may not be working - https://github.com/belav/csharpier/actions/runs/6886037708/job/18731089563?pr=1017#step:4:154 An easy workaround is to add I'm going to see if I can figure out if my action isn't testing it correctly or if there is something else missing. Your PR looked like it should be working. |
That was a red herring, but I did eventually figure this out. It isn't clear why, but without passing |
Targets within the CSharpier.MsBuild project fail to run when the target framework is set to DotNet 8 while Dotnet SDK v7 is not installed on the host
How to replicate:
Ensure DotNet SDK v8 is the only SDK version available.
Modify the file
CSharpier.MsBuild.Test.csproj
:TargetFramework
tonet8.0
Build the
CSharpier.MsBuild.Test
project with Release configurationI see the following output:
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