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Place holder dlls are added to the compile and runtime sections of project entries in project.assets.json. When a project is excluded to keep it from flowing transitively these place holders are replaced with _._ to signal that no assets should be used from these projects.
Currently this works for msbuild /t:restore and dotnet.exe restore but it is not showing up when restoring from Visual Studio.
The fix for this is to add these placeholders in when creating package specs for PackageReference and project.json projects in Visual Studio.
Example:
"compile": {
"bin/placeholder/net451/a.dll": {}
}
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
This change moves the step to add placeholder files for transitive project detection from MSBuild into restore so that it will be applied to all restores. Previously only command line restores were getting this step.
NuGet/Home#4629
This change moves the step to add placeholder files for transitive project detection from MSBuild into restore so that it will be applied to all restores. Previously only command line restores were getting this step.
NuGet/Home#4629
Place holder dlls are added to the compile and runtime sections of project entries in project.assets.json. When a project is excluded to keep it from flowing transitively these place holders are replaced with
_._
to signal that no assets should be used from these projects.Currently this works for msbuild /t:restore and dotnet.exe restore but it is not showing up when restoring from Visual Studio.
The fix for this is to add these placeholders in when creating package specs for PackageReference and project.json projects in Visual Studio.
Example:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: