When no 'runtime' and 'framework' are specified then publish for all 'framework/runtime' targets found in project.lock.json. But currently when 'runtime' is not specified then current OS runtime identifier is assumed. This will go away when xplat publish is enabled.
Example - 'dotnet publish /home/sridhar/foo/project.json' -> Publish for all targets in project.lock.json.
User can also specify either 'framework' or 'runtime'. In that case all the corresponding 'framework' or 'runtime' targets in project.lock.json are published.
Example - 'dotnet publish --framework dnxcore50 /home/sridhar/foo/project.json' -> Publish for all targets in project.lock.json with framework dnxcore50.
(or)
'dotnet publish --runtime win7-x64 /home/sridhar/foo/project.json' -> Publish for all targets in project.lock.json with runtime win7-x64.
I am also adding unit tests for publish in upcoming commits.
Fixes - #185
- Removed project path resolution from ProjectModel
- Flow output path to transitive dependencies
- Don't copy project deps to output in publish or post compile
- Show all diagnostics and the relevant location in project.json
even for transitive dependencies
- Removed LibraryRange from LibraryDescription and added a list instead
- Show stack traces in debug mode
- Fixed LibraryType.GetHashCode()
- Added ability to rename a project using the name
entry in project.json. Renaming files doesn't work well when debugging
the pdb can't be loaded.
- Removed the logic that looks at commands on publish. The only
thing that matters is the assembly name.
