What is the $(Configuration part, Just
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stevetemple
11/15/2024, 2:26 PMWhat is the $(Configuration part, Just trying to do something similar and see this
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Kevin Jump
11/15/2024, 2:58 PMWell.. I am tempted to submit a talk about it at spark 😉 - but on my v14 branch its like this.. (in directory.build.props)
https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1306988714685235291/1306996776167018516/image.png?ex=6738b31a&is=6737619a&hm=f589456b7e2130b4fd28d388ee84a96815270357564b6a7db2f2637764c485b6&
Kevin Jump
11/15/2024, 2:58 PMKevin Jump
11/15/2024, 2:59 PMand the visual studio soluition took some manual fangling. (becasue the configuration manager writes things to every project!) and it looks a bit like this ..
https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1306988714685235291/1306997089623871560/image.png?ex=6738b364&is=673761e4&hm=a1241afe2c1bc00befcbe4f14465c88d64cc539a397e5b6a00bf34a950ef2abe&
Kevin Jump
11/15/2024, 3:00 PMand there is also this in the directory.build.props that makes sure releases are releases
https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1306988714685235291/1306997216669470812/image.png?ex=6738b383&is=67376203&hm=b89522a9819b69078641e390495f6a1d88bcbc2a5f261bd6f6431ed44f7628d6&
Kevin Jump
11/15/2024, 3:03 PMand the build scripts are complicated for this one, but essentially you pass the config on the -c line of the
dotnet builddotnet pack Copy code
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dotnet pack "..\$package\$package.csproj" -c $env -o $outFolder -v q -p:TargetFrameworks=$framework -p:version=$versionString -p:UMBRACO_VERSION=$major -p:TargetFrameworks=$frameworkKevin Jump
11/15/2024, 3:04 PM(i don't actually use the UMBRACO_VERSION bit anymore - i should remove that)
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stevetemple
11/15/2024, 3:08 PMNice, thanks. Doing my first v14+ bits today and trying to target both v13 and v14 is a little tricky, this really helps save some time
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Kevin Jump
11/15/2024, 3:22 PMyeah - for the front end client stuff, i didn't really try, i have a .assets project for v13 and below. and a .client project for v14+ . the front end files and the controllers live in their relevant projects , so the back end core is shared, and they call it as needed.
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stevetemple
11/18/2024, 1:14 PMWould be an interesting topic for a talk at Spark