Fix building iOS projects in AOT mode via command line not working #5940
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dotnet buildby default builds on theAnyCPUplatform. Explicitly adding-p:Platform=iPhonedoesn't work halfway through the build for reasons I don't think I want to know (it reverts back toAnyCPUplatform). Fixed the workaround instead to copy to the correct directory if no customPlatformis specified (eventually thePlatform != AnyCPUbranch won't exist along with the entireiPhone/iPhoneSimulatorconfiguration once Rider becomes smart about choosing which RID to build with).For reference, this is the value of
Platformwhen usingdotnet buildwithout specifying any platform: