Restore "[One .NET] fix GetAndroidDependencies target with --no-restore"#10339
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The issue with this change as-is, Will revisit this. |
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Context: #10339 In order to complete #10339, I want to refactor & remove the need for having to define `$(_XATargetFrameworkDirectories)` at all. An easy first step is to remove the usage of "Facades" directories because these don't exist in the .NET 6+ world. These are a Mono/.NET framework-ism, which is replaced by "ref" packs in .NET 6+. I also removed the `gen-ProfileAssemblies.sh` script, which was used to generate files specific to Mono & Xamarin.Android, but is no longer needed.
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Context: #10339 In order to complete #10339, I want to refactor & remove the need for having to define `$(_XATargetFrameworkDirectories)` at all. An easy first step is to remove the usage of "Facades" directories because these don't exist in the .NET 6+ world. These are a Mono/.NET framework-ism, which is replaced by "ref" packs in .NET 6+. I also removed the `gen-ProfileAssemblies.sh` script, which was used to generate files specific to Mono & Xamarin.Android, but is no longer needed.
Context: a21d1a7 This reverts commit a84eccb. I've noticed the following sometimes happens when a new .NET MAUI project is created in VS 2022 on Windows: dotnet\sdk\6.0.200-preview.22055.18\Sdks\Microsoft.NET.Sdk\targets\Microsoft.PackageDependencyResolution.targets(267,5): error NETSDK1004: Assets file 'obj\project.assets.json' not found. Run a NuGet package restore to generate this file. I seem to only get this for MAUI projects and only *sometimes*. `dotnet new android` projects seem to always work fine. When this error occurs, I think the dropdown fails to load the device list. What you end up with is the play button that just says `> Android Emulator`. After some amount of "fiddling", you can get the IDE to load the device list. What I think is happening is: 1. NuGet restore takes longer in MAUI projects than `dotnet new android` 2. Sometimes `GetAndroidDependencies` runs *before* NuGet restore, and that triggers the above error. I could validate this hypothesis with: > dotnet new android > dotnet build -t:GetAndroidDependencies --no-restore And I get the above error! I could also reproduce in a test.
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| <_AndroidTargetingPackAssemblyPath | ||
| Condition=" '%(TargetingPack.Identity)' == 'Microsoft.NETCore.App' " | ||
| Include="$([MSBuild]::ValueOrDefault('%(TargetingPack.Path)', '%(TargetingPack.PackageDirectory)'))\ref\*\System.dll" | ||
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This is still not working when inside VS:
But it works fine for local/command-line builds.
I'm not seeing anything in the .binlog that mentions the folder: C:\Program Files\dotnet\shared\Microsoft.NETCore.App\10.0.0-preview.7.25379.102
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Earliest thing is the target we were using before:
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Closing in favor of an IDE change: |
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Context: a21d1a7
This reverts commit a84eccb.
I've noticed the following sometimes happens when a new .NET MAUI project is created in VS 2022 on Windows:
I seem to only get this for MAUI projects and only sometimes.
dotnet new androidprojects seem to always work fine.When this error occurs, I think the dropdown fails to load the device list. What you end up with is the play button that just says
> Android Emulator. After some amount of "fiddling", you can get the IDE to load the device list.What I think is happening is:
NuGet restore takes longer in MAUI projects than
dotnet new androidSometimes
GetAndroidDependenciesruns before NuGet restore, and that triggers the above error.I could validate this hypothesis with:
And I get the above error! I could also reproduce in a test.