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build.ps1 - Add option to package a subset of the support architectures #98

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amaitland opened this issue Jul 22, 2021 · 1 comment · Fixed by #100
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build.ps1 - Add option to package a subset of the support architectures #98

amaitland opened this issue Jul 22, 2021 · 1 comment · Fixed by #100
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Currently build.ps1 expects there to be valid x86/x64/arm64 builds available. When building custom versions you may for example only require x86/x64.

The complexity will largely be around the chromiumembeddedframework.runtime.nuspec. The locales and swiftshader folders will need to be moved into the arch specific packages (this is preferably anyway). It wasn't clear when using a chromiumembeddedframework.runtime.json file to specify the RID graph that splitting these was possible. I'm fairly confident that it is now, testing will be required

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The complexity will largely be around the chromiumembeddedframework.runtime.nuspec. The locales and swiftshader folders will need to be moved into the arch specific packages (this is preferably anyway). It wasn't clear when using a chromiumembeddedframework.runtime.json file to specify the RID graph that splitting these was possible. I'm fairly confident that it is now, testing will be required

After testing unfortunately this doesn't work.

Structure will need to remain as is for now. First step will allow only for creating the older packages.

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