Morten Nielsen

@Sergio0694 Why is Windows going for minimum, but other TFMs going for recent/maximum SDKs? I'd see more benefit in referencing a much later SDK, so if you for instance reference...

> because it will set the default minimum target framework This is also an "issue" on iOS and Android, but it isn't really an issue because the templates always set...

Why should windows be different from the others and default to lowest when others default to highest at time of shipping? This issue is in part about consistence in the...

> WindowsAppSDK will keep shipping with its own minimum target SDK, like it does today You must target windows10.0.22621.0 if you want access to all the APIs. Take the latest...

I've managed to distill the core of the problem down to this simple bit of code pulled out of CompilationHelper.cs: ```cs static async Task Main(string[] args) { var msbuildProperties =...

@filzrev Thanks, that is the conclusion I also came to, and made a similar workaround. I do wonder if this is a bug in the roslyn msbuild compiler, since the...

@filzrev thanks that make sense but makes one wonder how you’re supposed to deal with generating documentation for a multi targeted project

@ne0rrmatrix I added a draft PR (which still needs a little work) to help with discussing this in the meeting.