This commit fixes#6198.
When a project is removed from a solution using the `sln remove`
command, any projects in the solution with a project dependency (note:
this is different from a project reference) on the project should have
the project removed as a dependency.
The fix is to scan the projects in the solution and remove any
dependencies on the projects being removed. If the dependencies section
is empty after the remove, we skip serialization of the section like
Visual Studio does.
* dotnet/release/15.5: (21 commits)
Manually merging some changes that git merged wrong and deleted from the 15.5 branch.
Separating the 'legacy' URL construction from the 'current' URL construction methods and logic.
Use temporary path for fake deps.json in test
Use same build number for roslyn and F# satellites
Updating Roslyn satellites and SDK versions
Insert NuGet Build 4.5.0-preview2-4529 into cli
Update NuGet to 4529 (signed)
MSBuild 15.5.154
MSBuild 15.5.153
removed commented out config I'd meant to remove
added a way to specify the asp.net template versions
Porting 'dotnet-install.sh' from CLI:master to CLI:release/2.0.0
'NuGet.master.config' does not appear to be used.
Fixed tests
Update branch info to release/15.5
Updating the websdk version to 2.0.0-rel-20171010-665
Insert NuGet Build 4.5.0-preview1-4526 into cli
Update DependencyVersions.props
Updated version of TestPlatform to 15.5.0-preview-20170923-02
MSBuild 15.4.8
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This change enables RHEL 6 support. It also adds a new command line option to the
run-build.sh script that enables passing in a folder containing a bootstrap CLI.
This helps in bringup of new target platforms.
This property was only legitimately by the project which wants to
restore `crossgen`. Since that now comes from
Microsoft.NETCore.App (i.e. the shared framework) use
SharedFrameworkRid instead.
I also ensured that we passed UsePortableLinuxSharedFramework to
dotnet restore when restoring the tool projects, so we can use the
platform specific RID when non portable build.
When run “dotnet run -- foo”, foo should be the argument passed to the
subject app. After replacing the original parser, dotnet-run did not
utilize the “unparsedtoken” of the parsed result.
To append unparsedtoken to RunCommand’s argument is not straight
forward. RunCommand has an “immutable constructor”, which is a good
thing, so I made update RunCommand’s argument following the immutable
pattern -- create a new object with the original field but only change
the arguments. I also made these filed private set.
