Zac Gaetano
2f9f7092ed
Adds a StripWindowsDesktopAppFromRuntimeConfig MSBuild target that
runs after GenerateBuildRuntimeConfigurationFiles and rewrites
TeamsISO.runtimeconfig.json to drop the implicit
Microsoft.WindowsDesktop.App framework reference. The .NET 8 SDK adds
that framework for any -windows TFM, but WinUI 3 doesn't use it and
including it in the runtimeconfig contributes to the broken
unpackaged activation path (one of the three suspects in the migration
plan's Phase 3).
Build log confirms the strip on every build:
Stripped Microsoft.WindowsDesktop.App from .../TeamsISO.runtimeconfig.json
Verified the runtimeconfig now reads:
{ "name": "Microsoft.NETCore.App", "version": "8.0.0" }
(no WindowsDesktop.App entry)
This didn't resolve the activation dialog on its own, but it's a
required step for any unpackaged WinUI 3 build and the next debugging
session can rule it out as a contributing cause.
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| TeamsISO.App | ||
| TeamsISO.App.WinUI | ||
| TeamsISO.Console | ||
| TeamsISO.Engine | ||
| TeamsISO.Engine.NdiInterop | ||
| tests | ||
| .gitkeep | ||