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…s builds only Linux does not have workloads available for net6.0-maccatalyst and net6.0-ios, which prevents the project from building. This puts those TargetFrameworks into the MSBuild OS Windows filter
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Sorry for the delay. I fixed this in all the csproj files. I don't have a mac to test this with, but according to the docs it is the correct identifier to use. Let me know if you see anything wrong with it! |
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This moves
net6.0-maccatalystandnet6.0-ios<TargetFrameworks>to from-windows builds onlyLinux does not have workloads available for
net6.0-maccatalystandnet6.0-ios, whichprevents the project from building. This puts those
TargetFrameworksinto the MSBuild OS Windows filter:<TargetFrameworks Condition="$([MSBuild]::IsOSPlatform('windows')) ...