Jeff Kluge

I would keep your SDK in your own repo since you own and maintain it. Be sure to keep your SDK package as small as possible. Your build logic with...

This seems like a great feature, I agree that it can be a tough mistake to catch. Off the top of my head, the only way to detect this would...

Yes anything is possible. I'm not sure if this quite makes sense though as there are valid scenarios where you need packages.config. For example, Azure Service Fabric (.sfproj) and C++...

That could work too, you set a property to be told if you placed a `packages.config` next to a project that really should be using `PackageReference` and another property that...

There is a team at Microsoft who owns the SQL project system that would be working on this. Unfortunately, I do not know more about it at the moment but...

The `NoTargets` SDK reuses a lot of the logic in `Microsoft.NET.Sdk` and just disables things related to compiling an assembly. Unfortunately that means that some things are required like `TargetFramework`....

I'm using .NET 6 in a lot of projects but have not seen this issue. Can you please attach a small repro that I can use to investigate?

Well now its even more interesting, it doesn't repro for me. ``` C:\Users\jeffkl\Downloads\TestProjectA\TestProjectA>msbuild /t:Restore TestProjectA.csproj Microsoft (R) Build Engine version 17.1.0+ae57d105c for .NET Framework Copyright (C) Microsoft Corporation. All rights...

You're right, sorry I missed the fact that the warning only happens when building the project. This looks like a "bug" in the WPF build logic. Its generating a temp...

Each MSBuild project builds in isolation so it would not be possible as far as I am aware to introduce a build break when an entry isn't used somewhere. I...