Use RuntimeIdentifier for native library copy conditions #10
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Just realized this will not work when RID is not explicitly set. Will see if I can add a fallback. |
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Unfortunately it is unclear to me how to make this work. Targeting the RuntimeIdentifier directly is likely not a good idea. Do you have any suggestions for being able to build the project for a different target than the local one? |
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Hi! This is Gabriel from Svep Design Center.
I noticed that I was unable to build the project for Windows from my Mac when deploying our project to a Windows server.
As such I've made adjustments to your .csproj to allow the use of a different runtime than the one I'm running using
<RuntimeIdentifiers>or the-r|--runtime <RUNTIME_IDENTIFIER>flag of the dotnet cli.Feel free to make any changes or comments.