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[Questions] How to know the latest installed dotnet sdk version on a non sdk style project file like .vcxproj
See original GitHub issueI want to include the nethost.h file in the dotnet distribution path. If I get the latest dotnet sdk version, I can get Microsoft.NETCoreSdk.BundledVersion.props, and the info about navigating to nethost.h is define there.
A more question: Can msbuild get registry data easy? Must I implement a custom ITask?
Thanks.
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For that, you’d use Exec task with
ConsoleToMsBuild="true"and an Output child element withTaskParameter="ConsoleOutput". Here’s a sample: https://github.com/dotnet/sdk/blob/a30e465a2e2ea4e2550f319a2dc088daaafe5649/src/Layout/redist/targets/Version.targets#L3-L7Visual Studio can do a design-time build that calls some MSBuild targets, and you can make those run extra tasks. I don’t know the details of how design-time builds work in solutions or in C++ projects.