Mac installers are not arch-aware
See original GitHub issueRight now the installers for x64 and ARM64 will install to the same location and overwrite the other one. This results in an unusable product for both architectures.
The correct behavior is to install x64 to an x64
subdirectory when on an Apple Si machine. The apphost should decide which arch to load.
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Found a way to use .net6.0 and .net5.0 together with setup below.
In Rider in Launch Profile add this override env before each start\debug project.
DOTNET_ROOT=/usr/local/share/dotnet/x64
As far as I know,
dotnet run
should change this env itself, depending on the version of the dotnet in project, and the RID. But in version6.0.0-rc.2.21428.1
this doesn’t work yet.This was fixed by https://github.com/dotnet/installer/pull/11813 (among other runtime/arcade PRs)