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Allow publishing of ilc with newer SDKs #8107
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Expose the ILCompiler main method to other assemblies Replace ilc entry point to forward to ILCompiler
Prevent errors when compiling with newer SDKs about package downgrade
Publish ilc after ILCompiler has been built, as the former depends on the latter.
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Thank you for submitting the PR. We will be redoing this as part of the move to dotnet/runtimelab (dotnet/runtimelab#4). Hopefully, this workaround won't be needed after the move. |
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This is to address #8084 - there shouldn't be any observable changes, however, it does mean that you are able to run
dotnet publishon the ilc project with your local SDK so hopefully it's of some use to others.