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TargetPlatformAttribute & SupportedOSPlatformAttribute while Multi-Targeting
See original GitHub issueWhen generating a project targeting framework and net5.0-<platform> the automatically generated attributes TargetPlatformAttribute and SupportedOSPlatformAttribute are not for framework such that <GenerateAssemblyInfo>true</GenerateAssemblyInfo> can’t be used.
A flag such as #14836 or another alternative while multi-targeting such that the other aspects of the automatically generated assembly info could be used would be nice.
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- Created 3 years ago
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@dsplaisted - i can confirm that removing the line which set AppendTargetFrameworkToOutputPath to false resolved this issue for me, @knoopr - it is worth checking your .csproj files and any Directory.Build.Props or Directory.Build.Targets for lines which manipulate the “bin” and"obj" directories.
thank you 😃 Mike
@MrMikeJJ Glad it worked! I left that position in late 2022 and don’t multi target anymore so can’t give it a go but trust it works