ContentFiles under any are not added for netstandard projects #3118
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- part of #93 - copy `WebEncoders` into Common repo - add hacks to work around dotnet/cli#3831 and NuGet/Home#3118
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/fyi @davidfowl this is the bug I mentioned yesterday evening. |
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By default ContentModel translates 'any' to 'dotnet', this works for the lib folder but for scenarios such as contentFiles any does refer to all frameworks. This change updates contentModel to allow per pattern token replacement tables. Fixes NuGet/Home#3118
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- part of #93 - copy `WebEncoders` into Common repo - add hacks to work around dotnet/cli#3831 and NuGet/Home#3118
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Create a package with a contentFile under any/any
ex:
contentFiles/any/any/myfile.txtInstall the package into a netstandard project
Expected
contentFiles will show up in the lock file
Actual
No contentFiles are added
This is caused by ContentModel treating
anyasdotnetwhich is not compatible withnetstandard, within the ContentFiles folderanyshould meananyThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: