Thefrank

Well, I 100% wanted to use LLVM/Clang but quickly found that to be impossible. For tests try `gmake check -k` and that should run all the tests. The only test...

mono, atleast from MAIN/HEAD seems stable-ish. I am not quite sure why FreeBSD ports only has up to 6.8. I guess its because so few things have mono as a...

it will be in ./.dotnet/ `ECHO 'exit 0' > ./.dotnet/dotnet-install.sh` just `tar xf DOTNETSDK -C ./.dotnet/` as that is pretty much what the CI logic is

`libiconv`, `icu`, and `libinotify` are also needed by dotNET under FreeBSD. It also needs to be able to use `mlock()` so you either have less than 1KB of RAM free...

if you don't have `ca_root_nss` installed that might be causing the issue. If it is installed then you might have to inspect the cert chain to see where its failing....

I took a quick look at mono/msbuild. I bumped the SDK requirement to 5.0.204 (the newest I have). Unless I am doing something wrong, it does not produce any non-NuGet...

So, to get MSBuild to build under FreeBSD I rolled the SDK requirement forward to the newest version I had. I didn't want to chance it having broken/expired internal certs....

EDIT: This is for Ubuntu 20.04 (WSL). Not sure if the WSL version is different than stock but it seems to pull from the same/similar repos. There is no `/usr/lib/mono/msbuild/`...

errors like `Unable to load the service index for source ` are typically cert/auth errors. when you bump the SDK version in `global.json` make sure that `./.dotnet` has the correct...

FreeBSD 12.2+ uses `certctl`. if you manually added any certs make sure to rehash.