Daniel Plaisted

Is this still an issue? The `sdk-manifests` folder should be under the root `dotnet` directory, as a sibling to directories such as `sdk`, `shared`, and `packs`. Are you missing that...

> We also encounter this issue on a 400+ project solution, we just cannot afford to build everything and copy everything in separate directory. This really need to be adressed...

@jeffkl Sorry, I missed those comments, I think I thought they applied to a previous version of the code and were now outdated.

@KalleOlaviNiemitalo I've updated the description to match what the PR now does. It's true this PR doesn't really help with your scenario of auditing which NuGet project SDKs are used.

No, as far as I know we still don't have any plans to add a linux platform to the TargetFramework. We are hoping to eventually add support to allow you...

> From what I understood from the spec you mentioned, it should be possible to create "net9.0-linux" as an alias for "net9.0", but with a correct RID and put compiled...

This is done and can be closed, right @nagilson?

@dsyme There's not a separate open source version of MSBuild that can't build existing projects. There are multiple versions of MSBuild, but they all are open source. Right now the...

> The most common error message I see when workloads are broken for customers is something like: `TargetPlatformIdentifier 'android' not found`. > > Usually what happened, is the `WorkloadManifest.targets` is...

@bording I believe the fix went into Preview 6 as mentioned in the PR, but it should definitely be in RC1 in any case. Can you share a repro or...