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Context: dotnet/sdk#19891 If you `dotnet new android` and `dotnet build` it without a `NuGet.config` you hit: error NU1102: Unable to find package Microsoft.AspNetCore.App.Runtime.linux-arm64 with version (= 6.0.0-rc.1.21417.2) I found I could workaround the problem by removing `linux-*` packages at a certain point during the build: <Target Name="_RemoveLinuxFrameworkReferences" AfterTargets="ProcessFrameworkReferences"> <ItemGroup> <_ProblematicRIDs Include="linux-arm;linux-arm64;linux-x86;linux-x64" /> <PackageDownload Remove="Microsoft.AspNetCore.App.Runtime.%(_ProblematicRIDs.Identity)" /> <PackageDownload Remove="Microsoft.NETCore.App.Host.%(_ProblematicRIDs.Identity)" /> </ItemGroup> </Target> With this target in place, I can build projects without a `NuGet.config` file. Let's put this workaround in place until we have another solution for dotnet/sdk#19891. To validate these changes, I removed any instances of the `dotnet6` feed in our MSBuild tests.
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…6207) Context: dotnet/sdk#19891 If you `dotnet new android` and `dotnet build` it without a `NuGet.config` you hit: error NU1102: Unable to find package Microsoft.AspNetCore.App.Runtime.linux-arm64 with version (= 6.0.0-rc.1.21417.2) I found I could workaround the problem by removing `linux-*` packages at a certain point during the build: <Target Name="_RemoveLinuxFrameworkReferences" AfterTargets="ProcessFrameworkReferences"> <ItemGroup> <_ProblematicRIDs Include="linux-arm;linux-arm64;linux-x86;linux-x64" /> <PackageDownload Remove="Microsoft.AspNetCore.App.Runtime.%(_ProblematicRIDs.Identity)" /> <PackageDownload Remove="Microsoft.NETCore.App.Host.%(_ProblematicRIDs.Identity)" /> </ItemGroup> </Target> With this target in place, I can build projects without a `NuGet.config` file. Let's put this workaround in place until we have another solution for dotnet/sdk#19891. To validate these changes, I removed any instances of the `dotnet6` feed in our MSBuild tests.
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Context: dotnet/sdk#19891
If you
dotnet new androidanddotnet buildit without aNuGet.configyou hit:I found I could workaround the problem by removing
linux-*packagesat a certain point during the build:
With this target in place, I can build projects without a
NuGet.configfile. Let's put this workaround in place until we haveanother solution for dotnet/sdk#19891.
To validate these changes, I removed any instances of the
dotnet6feed in our MSBuild tests.