Target settings

[JohnMoshakis]

Hi,

In multi target libraries there is a main settings and each target has its own settings.

I was wondering what the difference is between the two ? Mainly because create nuget file appears in the main but not target settings.

Cheers,
John

[mh (marc hoffman)]

@JohnMoshakis

In multi target libraries there is a main settings and each target has its own settings.

I was wondering what the difference is between the two

Well, one is the settings for the whole project, the other one has the settings specific to each target…

@JohnMoshakis

Mainly because create nuget file appears in the main but not target settings.

Creating a NuGet package is a per-project task, as it will combine all targets into one package.

[JohnMoshakis]

@mh

Creating a NuGet package is a per-project task, as it will combine all targets into one package.

Its just that none of the other targets support it and I need to enable just the .net target to produce the package.

[mh (marc hoffman)]

@JohnMoshakis

Its just that none of the other targets support it and I need to enable just the .net target to produce the package.

it’s how it’s implemented now. The idea being that you can have Core, Classic and Standard on one package.