private void AddFrameworks(RuntimeOptions runtimeOptions, ProjectContext projectContext)
{
if (projectContext.IsFrameworkDependent)
{
runtimeOptions.Tfm = TargetFramework;
runtimeOptions.RollForward = RollForward;
if (projectContext.RuntimeFrameworks == null || projectContext.RuntimeFrameworks.Length == 0)
{
// If there are no RuntimeFrameworks (which would be set in the ProcessFrameworkReferences task based
// on FrameworkReference items), then use package resolved from MicrosoftNETPlatformLibrary for
// the runtimeconfig
RuntimeConfigFramework framework = new RuntimeConfigFramework();
framework.Name = projectContext.PlatformLibrary.Name;
framework.Version = projectContext.PlatformLibrary.Version.ToNormalizedString();
runtimeOptions.Framework = framework;
}
else
{
foreach (var platformLibrary in projectContext.RuntimeFrameworks)
{
if (projectContext.RuntimeFrameworks.Length > 1 &&
platformLibrary.Name.Equals("Microsoft.NETCore.App", StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase))
{
// If there are multiple runtime frameworks, then exclude Microsoft.NETCore.App,
// as a workaround for https://github.com/dotnet/core-setup/issues/4947
continue;
}
RuntimeConfigFramework framework = new RuntimeConfigFramework();
framework.Name = platformLibrary.Name;
framework.Version = platformLibrary.Version;
// If there is only one runtime framework, then it goes in the framework property of the json
// If there are multiples, then we leave the framework property unset and put the list in
// the frameworks property.
if (runtimeOptions.Framework == null && runtimeOptions.Frameworks == null)
{
runtimeOptions.Framework = framework;
}
else
{
if (runtimeOptions.Frameworks == null)
{
runtimeOptions.Frameworks = new List <RuntimeConfigFramework>();
runtimeOptions.Frameworks.Add(runtimeOptions.Framework);
runtimeOptions.Framework = null;
}
runtimeOptions.Frameworks.Add(framework);
}
}
}
}
}
private void AddFramework(RuntimeOptions runtimeOptions, ProjectContext projectContext)
{
if (projectContext.IsPortable)
{
var platformLibrary = projectContext.PlatformLibrary;
if (platformLibrary != null)
{
RuntimeConfigFramework framework = new RuntimeConfigFramework();
framework.Name = platformLibrary.Name;
framework.Version = platformLibrary.Version.ToNormalizedString();
runtimeOptions.Framework = framework;
}
}
}
private void AddFrameworks(RuntimeOptions runtimeOptions, ProjectContext projectContext)
{
if (projectContext.IsFrameworkDependent)
{
runtimeOptions.tfm = TargetFramework;
if (projectContext.RuntimeFrameworks == null || projectContext.RuntimeFrameworks.Length == 0)
{
// If there are no RuntimeFrameworks (which would be set in the ResolveFrameworkReference task based
// on FrameworkReference items), then use package resolved from MicrosoftNETPlatformLibrary for
// the runtimeconfig
RuntimeConfigFramework framework = new RuntimeConfigFramework();
framework.Name = projectContext.PlatformLibrary.Name;
framework.Version = projectContext.PlatformLibrary.Version.ToNormalizedString();
runtimeOptions.Framework = framework;
}
else
{
foreach (var platformLibrary in projectContext.RuntimeFrameworks)
{
RuntimeConfigFramework framework = new RuntimeConfigFramework();
framework.Name = platformLibrary.Name;
framework.Version = platformLibrary.Version;
// If there is only one runtime framework, then it goes in the framework property of the json
// If there are multiples, then we leave the framework property unset and put the list in
// the frameworks property.
if (runtimeOptions.Framework == null && runtimeOptions.Frameworks == null)
{
runtimeOptions.Framework = framework;
}
else
{
if (runtimeOptions.Frameworks == null)
{
runtimeOptions.Frameworks = new List <RuntimeConfigFramework>();
runtimeOptions.Frameworks.Add(runtimeOptions.Framework);
runtimeOptions.Framework = null;
}
runtimeOptions.Frameworks.Add(framework);
}
}
}
}
}
private void AddFrameworks(RuntimeOptions runtimeOptions,
ProjectContext.RuntimeFramework[] runtimeFrameworks,
LockFileTargetLibrary lockFilePlatformLibrary,
bool isFrameworkDependent)
{
runtimeOptions.Tfm = TargetFramework;
var frameworks = new List <RuntimeConfigFramework>();
if (runtimeFrameworks == null || runtimeFrameworks.Length == 0)
{
// If the project is not targetting .NET Core, it will not have any platform library (and is marked as non-FrameworkDependent).
if (lockFilePlatformLibrary != null)
{
// If there are no RuntimeFrameworks (which would be set in the ProcessFrameworkReferences task based
// on FrameworkReference items), then use package resolved from MicrosoftNETPlatformLibrary for
// the runtimeconfig
RuntimeConfigFramework framework = new RuntimeConfigFramework();
framework.Name = lockFilePlatformLibrary.Name;
framework.Version = lockFilePlatformLibrary.Version.ToNormalizedString();
frameworks.Add(framework);
}
}
else
{
HashSet <string> usedFrameworkNames = new HashSet <string>(StringComparer.OrdinalIgnoreCase);
foreach (var platformLibrary in runtimeFrameworks)
{
if (runtimeFrameworks.Length > 1 &&
platformLibrary.Name.Equals("Microsoft.NETCore.App", StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase) &&
isFrameworkDependent)
{
// If there are multiple runtime frameworks, then exclude Microsoft.NETCore.App,
// as a workaround for https://github.com/dotnet/core-setup/issues/4947
// The workaround only applies to normal framework references, included frameworks
// (in self-contained apps) must list all frameworks.
continue;
}
// Don't add multiple entries for the same shared framework.
// This is necessary if there are FrameworkReferences to different profiles
// that map to the same shared framework.
if (!usedFrameworkNames.Add(platformLibrary.Name))
{
continue;
}
RuntimeConfigFramework framework = new RuntimeConfigFramework();
framework.Name = platformLibrary.Name;
framework.Version = platformLibrary.Version;
frameworks.Add(framework);
}
}
if (isFrameworkDependent)
{
runtimeOptions.RollForward = RollForward;
// If there is only one runtime framework, then it goes in the framework property of the json
// If there are multiples, then we leave the framework property unset and put the list in
// the frameworks property.
if (frameworks.Count == 1)
{
runtimeOptions.Framework = frameworks[0];
}
else
{
runtimeOptions.Frameworks = frameworks;
}
}
else if (WriteIncludedFrameworks)
{
// Self-contained apps don't have framework references, instead write the frameworks
// into the includedFrameworks property.
runtimeOptions.IncludedFrameworks = frameworks;
}
}
private void AddFrameworks(RuntimeOptions runtimeOptions,
ProjectContext.RuntimeFramework[] runtimeFrameworks,
LockFileTargetLibrary lockFilePlatformLibrary,
bool isFrameworkDependent)
{
runtimeOptions.Tfm = NuGetFramework.Parse(TargetFrameworkMoniker).GetShortFolderName();
var frameworks = new List <RuntimeConfigFramework>();
if (runtimeFrameworks == null || runtimeFrameworks.Length == 0)
{
// If the project is not targetting .NET Core, it will not have any platform library (and is marked as non-FrameworkDependent).
if (lockFilePlatformLibrary != null)
{
// If there are no RuntimeFrameworks (which would be set in the ProcessFrameworkReferences task based
// on FrameworkReference items), then use package resolved from MicrosoftNETPlatformLibrary for
// the runtimeconfig
RuntimeConfigFramework framework = new RuntimeConfigFramework();
framework.Name = lockFilePlatformLibrary.Name;
framework.Version = lockFilePlatformLibrary.Version.ToNormalizedString();
frameworks.Add(framework);
}
}
else
{
HashSet <string> usedFrameworkNames = new HashSet <string>(StringComparer.OrdinalIgnoreCase);
foreach (var platformLibrary in runtimeFrameworks)
{
// In earlier versions of the SDK, we would exclude Microsoft.NETCore.App from the frameworks listed in the runtimeconfig file.
// This was originally a workaround for a bug: https://github.com/dotnet/core-setup/issues/4947
// We would only do this for framework-dependent apps, as the full list was required for self-contained apps.
// As the bug is fixed, we now always include the Microsoft.NETCore.App framework by default for .NET Core 6 and higher
if (!AlwaysIncludeCoreFramework &&
runtimeFrameworks.Length > 1 &&
platformLibrary.Name.Equals("Microsoft.NETCore.App", StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase) &&
isFrameworkDependent)
{
continue;
}
// Don't add multiple entries for the same shared framework.
// This is necessary if there are FrameworkReferences to different profiles
// that map to the same shared framework.
if (!usedFrameworkNames.Add(platformLibrary.Name))
{
continue;
}
RuntimeConfigFramework framework = new RuntimeConfigFramework();
framework.Name = platformLibrary.Name;
framework.Version = platformLibrary.Version;
frameworks.Add(framework);
}
}
if (isFrameworkDependent)
{
runtimeOptions.RollForward = RollForward;
// If there is only one runtime framework, then it goes in the framework property of the json
// If there are multiples, then we leave the framework property unset and put the list in
// the frameworks property.
if (frameworks.Count == 1)
{
runtimeOptions.Framework = frameworks[0];
}
else
{
runtimeOptions.Frameworks = frameworks;
}
}
else if (WriteIncludedFrameworks)
{
// Self-contained apps don't have framework references, instead write the frameworks
// into the includedFrameworks property.
runtimeOptions.IncludedFrameworks = frameworks;
}
}
