[Xamarin.Android.Build.Tasks] Rework how we resolve netstandard Nugets #1459
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Commit f7c942d added support for replacing Reference assemblies with runtime assemblies. However a member of the Nuget team correctly pointed out that the Nuget does not akways have the same name as the package its in... So lets rework this code to do something else. We have the full path to the reference assembly. We also have the Nuget Project Model. This contains a list of the Paths for the cache's being used. So we use that information to attempt to figure out which package this reference came from. We can the use the Nuget ProjectModel to look up the replacement runtime assembly. Again this should just skip over things if we can't find what we want and issue the normal warning.
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| return resolver.Load (path, forceLoad: true); | ||
| foreach (var folder in lockFile.PackageFolders) { | ||
| var path = assemblyPath.Replace (folder.Path, string.Empty); | ||
| var libraryPath = lockFile.Libraries.FirstOrDefault (x => path.StartsWith (x.Path)); |
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pass StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase to StartsWith
| var libraryPath = lockFile.Libraries.FirstOrDefault (x => path.StartsWith (x.Path)); | ||
| if (libraryPath == null) | ||
| continue; | ||
| var library = target.Libraries.FirstOrDefault (x => x.Name == libraryPath.Name); |
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I recommend using String.Compare (x.Name, libraryPath.Name, StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase) == 0 instead of the == operator here
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#1459) Commit f7c942d added support for replacing Reference assemblies with runtime assemblies. However a member of the Nuget team correctly pointed out that the Nuget does not akways have the same name as the package its in... So lets rework this code to do something else. We have the full path to the reference assembly. We also have the Nuget Project Model. This contains a list of the Paths for the cache's being used. So we use that information to attempt to figure out which package this reference came from. We can the use the Nuget ProjectModel to look up the replacement runtime assembly. Again this should just skip over things if we can't find what we want and issue the normal warning.
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@dellis1972 the conversation in dotnet/macios#3791 is likely worth following if you haven't seen it yet. |
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Commit f7c942d added support for replacing Reference
assemblies with runtime assemblies. However a member of
the Nuget team correctly pointed out that the Nuget does
not akways have the same name as the package its in...
So lets rework this code to do something else. We have the
full path to the reference assembly. We also have the Nuget
Project Model. This contains a list of the Paths for the
cache's being used. So we use that information to attempt to
figure out which package this reference came from. We can the
use the Nuget ProjectModel to look up the replacement runtime
assembly.
Again this should just skip over things if we can't find what
we want and issue the normal warning.