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NuGet `.spec` updates for #288
2014-03-27 05:44:36 +01:00
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
Refactor CefSharp.Core into CefSharp.Core.Runtime (#3311) * Net Core - Rename CefSharp.Core.dll to CefSharp.Core.Runtime.dll Partial rename, only Net Core, folder not renamed * Net Core - Rename CefSharp.Core.RefAssembly to CefSharp.Core.netcore Remove GenApi * Core - Rename CefDragDataWrapper to DragData Move into CefSharp.Core namespace * WinForms/WPF/OffScreen - Migrate from GitLink command line to Nuget package * Net Core - Refactor to have CefSharp.Core.dll contain only public Api * Net Core - Remove CefSharp.Core.RefAssembly * Net Core - Change CefSharp.Core.netcore output folder * Net Core - Restructure nuget packages * Net Core - Add Cefsharp.Core.Runtime.RefAssembly * Net Core - Hide CLI/C++ classes from intellisense Make sure users don't attempt to load them directly * Rename CefSharp.Core to CefSharp.Core.Runtime * Core - Restructure Net 4.5.2 packages to use CefSharp.Core.dll anycpu variant Attempt to load CefSharp.Core.Runtime at runtime rather than having to use msbuild to copy the correct version * Rename CefSharp.Core.netcore to CefSharp.Core * WPF/WinForms/OffScreen - Change from x86/64 to AnyCPU As they are all managed assemblies they can target AnyCPU. Includes CefSharp.dll * Convert RequestContextBuilder from C++ to C# Now part of the CefSharp.Core PublicApi * Update version number to 87.1.11 * Migrate more of the public Api to C# * Net Core - Basic restructure complete * Net Core - ModuleInitializer (Doesn't work yet) * Remove direct references to BrowserSettings * Net Core - ModuleInitializer load CefShar.Core.Runtime.dl * Net Core - Load libcef.dll via CLR Module initializer If no RID is specified then we can load libcef.dll using the module initializer * Add version to CefSharp.Core * Remove dependency on CefSharp.Core.Runtime Rewrite common targets * AnyCPU app.config transform Improve AnyCPU support * Improve Net Core 3 support Only delete CefSharp.Core.Runtime.dll when AnyCPU * Nuget - Add CefSharp.Core.Runtime reference when TargetFramework = NetCore * Fix Typos Based on #3306 * Net Core - Rename CefSharp.Core.Runtime RefAssembly source file * Net Full - Generate CefSharp.Core.Runtime Ref Assembly For now the powershell build script generates the .cs file based on a x86 release build.ps1 It's not possible to directly install GenApi as it requires a Sdk style project * Net Core - Old packages copy files to required folders * Test - Install newer .Net Compiler and set Lang Version to 7.3 * Net Core - Exclude Net 452 Runtime generated reference source * Core - Add Refactoring TODO * Ref Assembly - Generate source as part of build - Move ref assembly source generate into GenerateRefAssemblySource.ps1 - Call before project build Runs locally, see if Appveyor has a problem with the powershell script execution * Core - Add more factory methods to create instances of managed wrappers * Net Core - Make Initialzier properties internal Not quite sure what the public API should look like as yet, so making internal for now.
2020-12-16 10:47:34 +10:00
<Project ToolsVersion="4.0" xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/developer/msbuild/2003" TreatAsLocalProperty="CefSharpTransformXmlDllPath">
Nuget - Improve package.config support - Add debugging target (optional) - Add check for file exists on disk to perform copy if required
2021-01-27 15:29:10 +10:00
<!--
Add to project file for debuggint purposes
<Target Name="CefSharpAfterBuildDebug" AfterTargets="AfterBuild">
<CallTarget Targets="CefSharpAfterBuildDiagnostic"/>
</Target>
-->
<Target Name="CefSharpAfterBuildDiagnostic">
<Message Importance="high" Text="CefSharp After Build Diagnostic" />
Nuget - Formating (tabs to spaces)
2021-02-04 10:55:30 +10:00
<Message Importance="high" Text="CefSharpBuildAction = $(CefSharpBuildAction)" />
<Message Importance="high" Text="CefSharpTargetDir = $(CefSharpTargetDir)" />
<Message Importance="high" Text="CefSharpTargetDirAnyCpu32 = $(CefSharpTargetDirAnyCpu32)" />
<Message Importance="high" Text="CefSharpTargetDirAnyCpu64 = $(CefSharpTargetDirAnyCpu64)" />
<Message Importance="high" Text="RuntimeIdentifier = $(RuntimeIdentifier)" />
Nuget - Add CefSharpTargetPlatform property As MSBuild doesn't always set PlatformTarget correctly for SDK style projects we have to add some extra checks
2021-02-08 16:33:37 +10:00
<Message Importance="high" Text="Platform = $(Platform)" />
<Message Importance="high" Text="PlatformName = $(PlatformName)" />
<Message Importance="high" Text="Platforms = $(Platforms)" />
<Message Importance="high" Text="PlatformTarget = $(PlatformTarget)" />
<Message Importance="high" Text="CefSharpPlatformTarget = $(CefSharpPlatformTarget)" />
<Message Importance="high" Text="PlatformTargetAsMSBuildArchitecture = $(PlatformTargetAsMSBuildArchitecture)" />
Nuget - Non-SDK Projects when targeting AnyCPU delete CefSharp.Core.Runtime.dll Nuget/Msbuild is copying the CefSharp.Core.Runtime.dll into the output folder as part of the build process (not sure which bitness it's actually copying). This breaks `AnyCPU` as the dll won't work when using Assembly.Resolve
2021-02-08 09:19:57 +10:00
<Message Importance="high" Text="TargetFramework = $(TargetFramework)" />
<Message Importance="high" Text="TargetFrameworkVersion = $(TargetFrameworkVersion)" />
Nuget - Formating (tabs to spaces)
2021-02-04 10:55:30 +10:00
<Message Importance="high" Text="libcef.dll exists = $(OutDir)$(CefSharpTargetDir)libcef.dll" Condition="Exists('$(OutDir)$(CefSharpTargetDir)libcef.dll')" />
<Message Importance="high" Text="libcef.dll exists AnyCPU(x86) = $(OutDir)$(CefSharpTargetDirAnyCpu32)libcef.dll" Condition="Exists('$(OutDir)$(CefSharpTargetDirAnyCpu32)libcef.dll')" />
<Message Importance="high" Text="libcef.dll exists AnyCPU(x64) = $(OutDir)$(CefSharpTargetDirAnyCpu64)libcef.dll" Condition="Exists('$(OutDir)$(CefSharpTargetDirAnyCpu64)libcef.dll')" />
<Message Importance="high" Text="CefSharpTransformXmlDllPath = $(CefSharpTransformXmlDllPath)" />
<Message Importance="high" Text="NuGetProjectStyle = $(NuGetProjectStyle)" />
<Message Importance="high" Text="OutDir = $(OutDir)" />
Nuget - Improve package.config support - Add debugging target (optional) - Add check for file exists on disk to perform copy if required
2021-01-27 15:29:10 +10:00
</Target>
Nuget - Copy files on Nuget install/restore Adding a PropertyGroup to each Chose/When block appears to be enough to get the files copied successfully. Still needs more testing Issue #3319
2021-01-09 16:00:14 +10:00
Refactor CefSharp.Core into CefSharp.Core.Runtime (#3311) * Net Core - Rename CefSharp.Core.dll to CefSharp.Core.Runtime.dll Partial rename, only Net Core, folder not renamed * Net Core - Rename CefSharp.Core.RefAssembly to CefSharp.Core.netcore Remove GenApi * Core - Rename CefDragDataWrapper to DragData Move into CefSharp.Core namespace * WinForms/WPF/OffScreen - Migrate from GitLink command line to Nuget package * Net Core - Refactor to have CefSharp.Core.dll contain only public Api * Net Core - Remove CefSharp.Core.RefAssembly * Net Core - Change CefSharp.Core.netcore output folder * Net Core - Restructure nuget packages * Net Core - Add Cefsharp.Core.Runtime.RefAssembly * Net Core - Hide CLI/C++ classes from intellisense Make sure users don't attempt to load them directly * Rename CefSharp.Core to CefSharp.Core.Runtime * Core - Restructure Net 4.5.2 packages to use CefSharp.Core.dll anycpu variant Attempt to load CefSharp.Core.Runtime at runtime rather than having to use msbuild to copy the correct version * Rename CefSharp.Core.netcore to CefSharp.Core * WPF/WinForms/OffScreen - Change from x86/64 to AnyCPU As they are all managed assemblies they can target AnyCPU. Includes CefSharp.dll * Convert RequestContextBuilder from C++ to C# Now part of the CefSharp.Core PublicApi * Update version number to 87.1.11 * Migrate more of the public Api to C# * Net Core - Basic restructure complete * Net Core - ModuleInitializer (Doesn't work yet) * Remove direct references to BrowserSettings * Net Core - ModuleInitializer load CefShar.Core.Runtime.dl * Net Core - Load libcef.dll via CLR Module initializer If no RID is specified then we can load libcef.dll using the module initializer * Add version to CefSharp.Core * Remove dependency on CefSharp.Core.Runtime Rewrite common targets * AnyCPU app.config transform Improve AnyCPU support * Improve Net Core 3 support Only delete CefSharp.Core.Runtime.dll when AnyCPU * Nuget - Add CefSharp.Core.Runtime reference when TargetFramework = NetCore * Fix Typos Based on #3306 * Net Core - Rename CefSharp.Core.Runtime RefAssembly source file * Net Full - Generate CefSharp.Core.Runtime Ref Assembly For now the powershell build script generates the .cs file based on a x86 release build.ps1 It's not possible to directly install GenApi as it requires a Sdk style project * Net Core - Old packages copy files to required folders * Test - Install newer .Net Compiler and set Lang Version to 7.3 * Net Core - Exclude Net 452 Runtime generated reference source * Core - Add Refactoring TODO * Ref Assembly - Generate source as part of build - Move ref assembly source generate into GenerateRefAssemblySource.ps1 - Call before project build Runs locally, see if Appveyor has a problem with the powershell script execution * Core - Add more factory methods to create instances of managed wrappers * Net Core - Make Initialzier properties internal Not quite sure what the public API should look like as yet, so making internal for now.
2020-12-16 10:47:34 +10:00
<PropertyGroup>
Nuget - Add Build Action option (default Build Action None) For ClickOnce specifying <CefSharpBuildAction>Content</CefSharpBuildAction> in your project file before the .targets file should allow for resources to be included in your ClickOnce installer. The default None copies files to a dependant project, say you have CefSharp installed in your Class library, the files will be included in projects that directly reference this project file (Only one level deep). Same as the Content/None options listed at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/ide/build-actions?view=vs-2019#build-action-values Issue #3319
2021-01-08 15:09:37 +10:00
<!--
Used for AnyCPU transforming of app.config
If https://www.nuget.org/packages/MSBuild.Microsoft.VisualStudio.Web.targets/ package is installed
we'll attempt to use the task from there, otherwise see if it's installed as part of Visual Studio
If not installed then we'll fallback to the old behaviour (user has to manage AnyCPU themselves)
-->
<CefSharpTransformXmlDllPath Condition="$(VSToolsPath) == ''">$(MSBuildExtensionsPath)\Microsoft\VisualStudio\v$(VisualStudioVersion)\Web\Microsoft.Web.Publishing.Tasks.dll</CefSharpTransformXmlDllPath>
<CefSharpTransformXmlDllPath Condition="$(VSToolsPath) != ''" >$(VSToolsPath)\Web\Microsoft.Web.Publishing.Tasks.dll</CefSharpTransformXmlDllPath>
Refactor CefSharp.Core into CefSharp.Core.Runtime (#3311) * Net Core - Rename CefSharp.Core.dll to CefSharp.Core.Runtime.dll Partial rename, only Net Core, folder not renamed * Net Core - Rename CefSharp.Core.RefAssembly to CefSharp.Core.netcore Remove GenApi * Core - Rename CefDragDataWrapper to DragData Move into CefSharp.Core namespace * WinForms/WPF/OffScreen - Migrate from GitLink command line to Nuget package * Net Core - Refactor to have CefSharp.Core.dll contain only public Api * Net Core - Remove CefSharp.Core.RefAssembly * Net Core - Change CefSharp.Core.netcore output folder * Net Core - Restructure nuget packages * Net Core - Add Cefsharp.Core.Runtime.RefAssembly * Net Core - Hide CLI/C++ classes from intellisense Make sure users don't attempt to load them directly * Rename CefSharp.Core to CefSharp.Core.Runtime * Core - Restructure Net 4.5.2 packages to use CefSharp.Core.dll anycpu variant Attempt to load CefSharp.Core.Runtime at runtime rather than having to use msbuild to copy the correct version * Rename CefSharp.Core.netcore to CefSharp.Core * WPF/WinForms/OffScreen - Change from x86/64 to AnyCPU As they are all managed assemblies they can target AnyCPU. Includes CefSharp.dll * Convert RequestContextBuilder from C++ to C# Now part of the CefSharp.Core PublicApi * Update version number to 87.1.11 * Migrate more of the public Api to C# * Net Core - Basic restructure complete * Net Core - ModuleInitializer (Doesn't work yet) * Remove direct references to BrowserSettings * Net Core - ModuleInitializer load CefShar.Core.Runtime.dl * Net Core - Load libcef.dll via CLR Module initializer If no RID is specified then we can load libcef.dll using the module initializer * Add version to CefSharp.Core * Remove dependency on CefSharp.Core.Runtime Rewrite common targets * AnyCPU app.config transform Improve AnyCPU support * Improve Net Core 3 support Only delete CefSharp.Core.Runtime.dll when AnyCPU * Nuget - Add CefSharp.Core.Runtime reference when TargetFramework = NetCore * Fix Typos Based on #3306 * Net Core - Rename CefSharp.Core.Runtime RefAssembly source file * Net Full - Generate CefSharp.Core.Runtime Ref Assembly For now the powershell build script generates the .cs file based on a x86 release build.ps1 It's not possible to directly install GenApi as it requires a Sdk style project * Net Core - Old packages copy files to required folders * Test - Install newer .Net Compiler and set Lang Version to 7.3 * Net Core - Exclude Net 452 Runtime generated reference source * Core - Add Refactoring TODO * Ref Assembly - Generate source as part of build - Move ref assembly source generate into GenerateRefAssemblySource.ps1 - Call before project build Runs locally, see if Appveyor has a problem with the powershell script execution * Core - Add more factory methods to create instances of managed wrappers * Net Core - Make Initialzier properties internal Not quite sure what the public API should look like as yet, so making internal for now.
2020-12-16 10:47:34 +10:00
</PropertyGroup>
Re-add PlatformCheck to CefSharp.Common.targets - as AnyCPU won't work out of the box we'll still advise to use x86/x64, to use AnyCPU you'll need to set CefSharpAnyCpuSupport in your project before you'll be allowed to use it, should hopefully reduce all the support complaints for those who don't read the documentation.
2016-06-20 11:34:47 +10:00
Nuget - Revert back to the 63 package props/targets files These changes are well tested in previous releases so going back to this structure for now
2018-05-01 12:05:21 +10:00
<PropertyGroup>
Nuget - Add Build Action option (default Build Action None) For ClickOnce specifying <CefSharpBuildAction>Content</CefSharpBuildAction> in your project file before the .targets file should allow for resources to be included in your ClickOnce installer. The default None copies files to a dependant project, say you have CefSharp installed in your Class library, the files will be included in projects that directly reference this project file (Only one level deep). Same as the Content/None options listed at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/ide/build-actions?view=vs-2019#build-action-values Issue #3319
2021-01-08 15:09:37 +10:00
<!--
Nuget - Improve package.config support - Add debugging target (optional) - Add check for file exists on disk to perform copy if required
2021-01-27 15:29:10 +10:00
Allowable options are None, Content, NoAction.
Nuget - Switch from using UsingMicrosoftNETSdk to NuGetProjectStyle To detect PackageReference vs packages.config we now use NuGetProjectStyle which is more accurate. This should allow us to support Paket (not tested)
2021-02-04 15:06:36 +10:00
None is the default (same as selecting the None Build Action in Visual Studio) for Nuget packages.config
Content is the default (same as selecting the None Build Action in Visual Studio) for Nuget PackageReference
Technically the older Non-SDK Style project can use PackageReference under VS2019 (possibly VS2017 as well),
so we use NuGetProjectStyle which is defined in the .nuget.g.props file for projects using PackageReference
Nuget - Add Build Action option (default Build Action None) For ClickOnce specifying <CefSharpBuildAction>Content</CefSharpBuildAction> in your project file before the .targets file should allow for resources to be included in your ClickOnce installer. The default None copies files to a dependant project, say you have CefSharp installed in your Class library, the files will be included in projects that directly reference this project file (Only one level deep). Same as the Content/None options listed at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/ide/build-actions?view=vs-2019#build-action-values Issue #3319
2021-01-08 15:09:37 +10:00
-->
Nuget - Switch from using UsingMicrosoftNETSdk to NuGetProjectStyle To detect PackageReference vs packages.config we now use NuGetProjectStyle which is more accurate. This should allow us to support Paket (not tested)
2021-02-04 15:06:36 +10:00
<CefSharpBuildAction Condition="'$(CefSharpBuildAction)' == '' AND '$(NuGetProjectStyle)' != 'PackageReference'">None</CefSharpBuildAction>
<CefSharpBuildAction Condition="'$(CefSharpBuildAction)' == '' AND '$(NuGetProjectStyle)' == 'PackageReference'">Content</CefSharpBuildAction>
Nuget - SdkStyle(PackageReference) default to Content and adjust CefSharpTargetDir path - SdkStyle(PackageReference) projects now default to CefSharpBuildAction Content - CefSharpTargetDir is now empty by default instead of a `.` and a trailing slash appended if required
2021-01-14 11:32:09 +10:00
<CefSharpTargetDir Condition="'$(CefSharpTargetDir)' == ''"></CefSharpTargetDir>
Nuget - Fix formatting
2021-01-14 15:06:57 +10:00
<!-- Ideally we could use EnsureTrailingSlash, was only added on 2016 so unlikely supported in older version of VS -->
<CefSharpTargetDir Condition="'$(CefSharpTargetDir)' != '' AND !HasTrailingSlash('$(CefSharpTargetDir)')">$(CefSharpTargetDir)\</CefSharpTargetDir>
Nuget - SdkStyle(PackageReference) default to Content and adjust CefSharpTargetDir path - SdkStyle(PackageReference) projects now default to CefSharpBuildAction Content - CefSharpTargetDir is now empty by default instead of a `.` and a trailing slash appended if required
2021-01-14 11:32:09 +10:00
<CefSharpTargetDirAnyCpu32>$(CefSharpTargetDir)x86\</CefSharpTargetDirAnyCpu32>
<CefSharpTargetDirAnyCpu64>$(CefSharpTargetDir)x64\</CefSharpTargetDirAnyCpu64>
Nuget - Add CefSharpTargetPlatform property As MSBuild doesn't always set PlatformTarget correctly for SDK style projects we have to add some extra checks
2021-02-08 16:33:37 +10:00
<!--
For Sdk Projects the PlatformTarget is unreliable (https://github.com/dotnet/sdk/issues/1560)
It can incorrectly be AnyCPU when it is infact an arch specific build
-->
<CefSharpPlatformTarget>$(PlatformTarget)</CefSharpPlatformTarget>
<CefSharpPlatformTarget Condition="'$(PlatformTargetAsMSBuildArchitecture)' == 'x86' OR '$(PlatformTargetAsMSBuildArchitecture)' == 'x64'">$(PlatformTargetAsMSBuildArchitecture)</CefSharpPlatformTarget>
Nuget - Revert back to the 63 package props/targets files These changes are well tested in previous releases so going back to this structure for now
2018-05-01 12:05:21 +10:00
</PropertyGroup>
Refactor CefSharp.Core into CefSharp.Core.Runtime (#3311) * Net Core - Rename CefSharp.Core.dll to CefSharp.Core.Runtime.dll Partial rename, only Net Core, folder not renamed * Net Core - Rename CefSharp.Core.RefAssembly to CefSharp.Core.netcore Remove GenApi * Core - Rename CefDragDataWrapper to DragData Move into CefSharp.Core namespace * WinForms/WPF/OffScreen - Migrate from GitLink command line to Nuget package * Net Core - Refactor to have CefSharp.Core.dll contain only public Api * Net Core - Remove CefSharp.Core.RefAssembly * Net Core - Change CefSharp.Core.netcore output folder * Net Core - Restructure nuget packages * Net Core - Add Cefsharp.Core.Runtime.RefAssembly * Net Core - Hide CLI/C++ classes from intellisense Make sure users don't attempt to load them directly * Rename CefSharp.Core to CefSharp.Core.Runtime * Core - Restructure Net 4.5.2 packages to use CefSharp.Core.dll anycpu variant Attempt to load CefSharp.Core.Runtime at runtime rather than having to use msbuild to copy the correct version * Rename CefSharp.Core.netcore to CefSharp.Core * WPF/WinForms/OffScreen - Change from x86/64 to AnyCPU As they are all managed assemblies they can target AnyCPU. Includes CefSharp.dll * Convert RequestContextBuilder from C++ to C# Now part of the CefSharp.Core PublicApi * Update version number to 87.1.11 * Migrate more of the public Api to C# * Net Core - Basic restructure complete * Net Core - ModuleInitializer (Doesn't work yet) * Remove direct references to BrowserSettings * Net Core - ModuleInitializer load CefShar.Core.Runtime.dl * Net Core - Load libcef.dll via CLR Module initializer If no RID is specified then we can load libcef.dll using the module initializer * Add version to CefSharp.Core * Remove dependency on CefSharp.Core.Runtime Rewrite common targets * AnyCPU app.config transform Improve AnyCPU support * Improve Net Core 3 support Only delete CefSharp.Core.Runtime.dll when AnyCPU * Nuget - Add CefSharp.Core.Runtime reference when TargetFramework = NetCore * Fix Typos Based on #3306 * Net Core - Rename CefSharp.Core.Runtime RefAssembly source file * Net Full - Generate CefSharp.Core.Runtime Ref Assembly For now the powershell build script generates the .cs file based on a x86 release build.ps1 It's not possible to directly install GenApi as it requires a Sdk style project * Net Core - Old packages copy files to required folders * Test - Install newer .Net Compiler and set Lang Version to 7.3 * Net Core - Exclude Net 452 Runtime generated reference source * Core - Add Refactoring TODO * Ref Assembly - Generate source as part of build - Move ref assembly source generate into GenerateRefAssemblySource.ps1 - Call before project build Runs locally, see if Appveyor has a problem with the powershell script execution * Core - Add more factory methods to create instances of managed wrappers * Net Core - Make Initialzier properties internal Not quite sure what the public API should look like as yet, so making internal for now.
2020-12-16 10:47:34 +10:00
<Choose>
<!--
Nuget - Add Build Action option (default Build Action None) For ClickOnce specifying <CefSharpBuildAction>Content</CefSharpBuildAction> in your project file before the .targets file should allow for resources to be included in your ClickOnce installer. The default None copies files to a dependant project, say you have CefSharp installed in your Class library, the files will be included in projects that directly reference this project file (Only one level deep). Same as the Content/None options listed at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/ide/build-actions?view=vs-2019#build-action-values Issue #3319
2021-01-08 15:09:37 +10:00
For .Net Core/Net5 when there's no runtime identifier specified then our lib files will be in the runtimes folders
we copy our unmanaged resources into the sub folder when required
-->
<When Condition="'$(RuntimeIdentifier)' == '' AND ($(TargetFramework.StartsWith('netcoreapp3')) OR $(TargetFramework.StartsWith('net5')))">
<Choose>
Nuget - Add CefSharpTargetPlatform property As MSBuild doesn't always set PlatformTarget correctly for SDK style projects we have to add some extra checks
2021-02-08 16:33:37 +10:00
<When Condition="'$(CefSharpPlatformTarget)' == 'x64'">
Nuget - Add Build Action option (default Build Action None) For ClickOnce specifying <CefSharpBuildAction>Content</CefSharpBuildAction> in your project file before the .targets file should allow for resources to be included in your ClickOnce installer. The default None copies files to a dependant project, say you have CefSharp installed in your Class library, the files will be included in projects that directly reference this project file (Only one level deep). Same as the Content/None options listed at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/ide/build-actions?view=vs-2019#build-action-values Issue #3319
2021-01-08 15:09:37 +10:00
<PropertyGroup>
Nuget - SdkStyle(PackageReference) default to Content and adjust CefSharpTargetDir path - SdkStyle(PackageReference) projects now default to CefSharpBuildAction Content - CefSharpTargetDir is now empty by default instead of a `.` and a trailing slash appended if required
2021-01-14 11:32:09 +10:00
<CefSharpTargetDir>runtimes\win-x64\lib\netcoreapp3.0\</CefSharpTargetDir>
Refactor CefSharp.Core into CefSharp.Core.Runtime (#3311) * Net Core - Rename CefSharp.Core.dll to CefSharp.Core.Runtime.dll Partial rename, only Net Core, folder not renamed * Net Core - Rename CefSharp.Core.RefAssembly to CefSharp.Core.netcore Remove GenApi * Core - Rename CefDragDataWrapper to DragData Move into CefSharp.Core namespace * WinForms/WPF/OffScreen - Migrate from GitLink command line to Nuget package * Net Core - Refactor to have CefSharp.Core.dll contain only public Api * Net Core - Remove CefSharp.Core.RefAssembly * Net Core - Change CefSharp.Core.netcore output folder * Net Core - Restructure nuget packages * Net Core - Add Cefsharp.Core.Runtime.RefAssembly * Net Core - Hide CLI/C++ classes from intellisense Make sure users don't attempt to load them directly * Rename CefSharp.Core to CefSharp.Core.Runtime * Core - Restructure Net 4.5.2 packages to use CefSharp.Core.dll anycpu variant Attempt to load CefSharp.Core.Runtime at runtime rather than having to use msbuild to copy the correct version * Rename CefSharp.Core.netcore to CefSharp.Core * WPF/WinForms/OffScreen - Change from x86/64 to AnyCPU As they are all managed assemblies they can target AnyCPU. Includes CefSharp.dll * Convert RequestContextBuilder from C++ to C# Now part of the CefSharp.Core PublicApi * Update version number to 87.1.11 * Migrate more of the public Api to C# * Net Core - Basic restructure complete * Net Core - ModuleInitializer (Doesn't work yet) * Remove direct references to BrowserSettings * Net Core - ModuleInitializer load CefShar.Core.Runtime.dl * Net Core - Load libcef.dll via CLR Module initializer If no RID is specified then we can load libcef.dll using the module initializer * Add version to CefSharp.Core * Remove dependency on CefSharp.Core.Runtime Rewrite common targets * AnyCPU app.config transform Improve AnyCPU support * Improve Net Core 3 support Only delete CefSharp.Core.Runtime.dll when AnyCPU * Nuget - Add CefSharp.Core.Runtime reference when TargetFramework = NetCore * Fix Typos Based on #3306 * Net Core - Rename CefSharp.Core.Runtime RefAssembly source file * Net Full - Generate CefSharp.Core.Runtime Ref Assembly For now the powershell build script generates the .cs file based on a x86 release build.ps1 It's not possible to directly install GenApi as it requires a Sdk style project * Net Core - Old packages copy files to required folders * Test - Install newer .Net Compiler and set Lang Version to 7.3 * Net Core - Exclude Net 452 Runtime generated reference source * Core - Add Refactoring TODO * Ref Assembly - Generate source as part of build - Move ref assembly source generate into GenerateRefAssemblySource.ps1 - Call before project build Runs locally, see if Appveyor has a problem with the powershell script execution * Core - Add more factory methods to create instances of managed wrappers * Net Core - Make Initialzier properties internal Not quite sure what the public API should look like as yet, so making internal for now.
2020-12-16 10:47:34 +10:00
</PropertyGroup>
Nuget - Add Build Action option (default Build Action None) For ClickOnce specifying <CefSharpBuildAction>Content</CefSharpBuildAction> in your project file before the .targets file should allow for resources to be included in your ClickOnce installer. The default None copies files to a dependant project, say you have CefSharp installed in your Class library, the files will be included in projects that directly reference this project file (Only one level deep). Same as the Content/None options listed at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/ide/build-actions?view=vs-2019#build-action-values Issue #3319
2021-01-08 15:09:37 +10:00
</When>
Nuget - Add CefSharpTargetPlatform property As MSBuild doesn't always set PlatformTarget correctly for SDK style projects we have to add some extra checks
2021-02-08 16:33:37 +10:00
<When Condition="'$(CefSharpPlatformTarget)' == 'x86'">
Nuget - Add Build Action option (default Build Action None) For ClickOnce specifying <CefSharpBuildAction>Content</CefSharpBuildAction> in your project file before the .targets file should allow for resources to be included in your ClickOnce installer. The default None copies files to a dependant project, say you have CefSharp installed in your Class library, the files will be included in projects that directly reference this project file (Only one level deep). Same as the Content/None options listed at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/ide/build-actions?view=vs-2019#build-action-values Issue #3319
2021-01-08 15:09:37 +10:00
<PropertyGroup>
Nuget - SdkStyle(PackageReference) default to Content and adjust CefSharpTargetDir path - SdkStyle(PackageReference) projects now default to CefSharpBuildAction Content - CefSharpTargetDir is now empty by default instead of a `.` and a trailing slash appended if required
2021-01-14 11:32:09 +10:00
<CefSharpTargetDir>runtimes\win-x86\lib\netcoreapp3.0\</CefSharpTargetDir>
Refactor CefSharp.Core into CefSharp.Core.Runtime (#3311) * Net Core - Rename CefSharp.Core.dll to CefSharp.Core.Runtime.dll Partial rename, only Net Core, folder not renamed * Net Core - Rename CefSharp.Core.RefAssembly to CefSharp.Core.netcore Remove GenApi * Core - Rename CefDragDataWrapper to DragData Move into CefSharp.Core namespace * WinForms/WPF/OffScreen - Migrate from GitLink command line to Nuget package * Net Core - Refactor to have CefSharp.Core.dll contain only public Api * Net Core - Remove CefSharp.Core.RefAssembly * Net Core - Change CefSharp.Core.netcore output folder * Net Core - Restructure nuget packages * Net Core - Add Cefsharp.Core.Runtime.RefAssembly * Net Core - Hide CLI/C++ classes from intellisense Make sure users don't attempt to load them directly * Rename CefSharp.Core to CefSharp.Core.Runtime * Core - Restructure Net 4.5.2 packages to use CefSharp.Core.dll anycpu variant Attempt to load CefSharp.Core.Runtime at runtime rather than having to use msbuild to copy the correct version * Rename CefSharp.Core.netcore to CefSharp.Core * WPF/WinForms/OffScreen - Change from x86/64 to AnyCPU As they are all managed assemblies they can target AnyCPU. Includes CefSharp.dll * Convert RequestContextBuilder from C++ to C# Now part of the CefSharp.Core PublicApi * Update version number to 87.1.11 * Migrate more of the public Api to C# * Net Core - Basic restructure complete * Net Core - ModuleInitializer (Doesn't work yet) * Remove direct references to BrowserSettings * Net Core - ModuleInitializer load CefShar.Core.Runtime.dl * Net Core - Load libcef.dll via CLR Module initializer If no RID is specified then we can load libcef.dll using the module initializer * Add version to CefSharp.Core * Remove dependency on CefSharp.Core.Runtime Rewrite common targets * AnyCPU app.config transform Improve AnyCPU support * Improve Net Core 3 support Only delete CefSharp.Core.Runtime.dll when AnyCPU * Nuget - Add CefSharp.Core.Runtime reference when TargetFramework = NetCore * Fix Typos Based on #3306 * Net Core - Rename CefSharp.Core.Runtime RefAssembly source file * Net Full - Generate CefSharp.Core.Runtime Ref Assembly For now the powershell build script generates the .cs file based on a x86 release build.ps1 It's not possible to directly install GenApi as it requires a Sdk style project * Net Core - Old packages copy files to required folders * Test - Install newer .Net Compiler and set Lang Version to 7.3 * Net Core - Exclude Net 452 Runtime generated reference source * Core - Add Refactoring TODO * Ref Assembly - Generate source as part of build - Move ref assembly source generate into GenerateRefAssemblySource.ps1 - Call before project build Runs locally, see if Appveyor has a problem with the powershell script execution * Core - Add more factory methods to create instances of managed wrappers * Net Core - Make Initialzier properties internal Not quite sure what the public API should look like as yet, so making internal for now.
2020-12-16 10:47:34 +10:00
</PropertyGroup>
Nuget - Add Build Action option (default Build Action None) For ClickOnce specifying <CefSharpBuildAction>Content</CefSharpBuildAction> in your project file before the .targets file should allow for resources to be included in your ClickOnce installer. The default None copies files to a dependant project, say you have CefSharp installed in your Class library, the files will be included in projects that directly reference this project file (Only one level deep). Same as the Content/None options listed at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/ide/build-actions?view=vs-2019#build-action-values Issue #3319
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</When>
Nuget - Add CefSharpTargetPlatform property As MSBuild doesn't always set PlatformTarget correctly for SDK style projects we have to add some extra checks
2021-02-08 16:33:37 +10:00
<When Condition="'$(CefSharpPlatformTarget)' == 'AnyCPU'">
Nuget - Add Build Action option (default Build Action None) For ClickOnce specifying <CefSharpBuildAction>Content</CefSharpBuildAction> in your project file before the .targets file should allow for resources to be included in your ClickOnce installer. The default None copies files to a dependant project, say you have CefSharp installed in your Class library, the files will be included in projects that directly reference this project file (Only one level deep). Same as the Content/None options listed at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/ide/build-actions?view=vs-2019#build-action-values Issue #3319
2021-01-08 15:09:37 +10:00
<PropertyGroup>
Nuget - SdkStyle(PackageReference) default to Content and adjust CefSharpTargetDir path - SdkStyle(PackageReference) projects now default to CefSharpBuildAction Content - CefSharpTargetDir is now empty by default instead of a `.` and a trailing slash appended if required
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<CefSharpTargetDirAnyCpu32>runtimes\win-x86\lib\netcoreapp3.0\</CefSharpTargetDirAnyCpu32>
<CefSharpTargetDirAnyCpu64>runtimes\win-x64\lib\netcoreapp3.0\</CefSharpTargetDirAnyCpu64>
Refactor CefSharp.Core into CefSharp.Core.Runtime (#3311) * Net Core - Rename CefSharp.Core.dll to CefSharp.Core.Runtime.dll Partial rename, only Net Core, folder not renamed * Net Core - Rename CefSharp.Core.RefAssembly to CefSharp.Core.netcore Remove GenApi * Core - Rename CefDragDataWrapper to DragData Move into CefSharp.Core namespace * WinForms/WPF/OffScreen - Migrate from GitLink command line to Nuget package * Net Core - Refactor to have CefSharp.Core.dll contain only public Api * Net Core - Remove CefSharp.Core.RefAssembly * Net Core - Change CefSharp.Core.netcore output folder * Net Core - Restructure nuget packages * Net Core - Add Cefsharp.Core.Runtime.RefAssembly * Net Core - Hide CLI/C++ classes from intellisense Make sure users don't attempt to load them directly * Rename CefSharp.Core to CefSharp.Core.Runtime * Core - Restructure Net 4.5.2 packages to use CefSharp.Core.dll anycpu variant Attempt to load CefSharp.Core.Runtime at runtime rather than having to use msbuild to copy the correct version * Rename CefSharp.Core.netcore to CefSharp.Core * WPF/WinForms/OffScreen - Change from x86/64 to AnyCPU As they are all managed assemblies they can target AnyCPU. Includes CefSharp.dll * Convert RequestContextBuilder from C++ to C# Now part of the CefSharp.Core PublicApi * Update version number to 87.1.11 * Migrate more of the public Api to C# * Net Core - Basic restructure complete * Net Core - ModuleInitializer (Doesn't work yet) * Remove direct references to BrowserSettings * Net Core - ModuleInitializer load CefShar.Core.Runtime.dl * Net Core - Load libcef.dll via CLR Module initializer If no RID is specified then we can load libcef.dll using the module initializer * Add version to CefSharp.Core * Remove dependency on CefSharp.Core.Runtime Rewrite common targets * AnyCPU app.config transform Improve AnyCPU support * Improve Net Core 3 support Only delete CefSharp.Core.Runtime.dll when AnyCPU * Nuget - Add CefSharp.Core.Runtime reference when TargetFramework = NetCore * Fix Typos Based on #3306 * Net Core - Rename CefSharp.Core.Runtime RefAssembly source file * Net Full - Generate CefSharp.Core.Runtime Ref Assembly For now the powershell build script generates the .cs file based on a x86 release build.ps1 It's not possible to directly install GenApi as it requires a Sdk style project * Net Core - Old packages copy files to required folders * Test - Install newer .Net Compiler and set Lang Version to 7.3 * Net Core - Exclude Net 452 Runtime generated reference source * Core - Add Refactoring TODO * Ref Assembly - Generate source as part of build - Move ref assembly source generate into GenerateRefAssemblySource.ps1 - Call before project build Runs locally, see if Appveyor has a problem with the powershell script execution * Core - Add more factory methods to create instances of managed wrappers * Net Core - Make Initialzier properties internal Not quite sure what the public API should look like as yet, so making internal for now.
2020-12-16 10:47:34 +10:00
</PropertyGroup>
Nuget - Add Build Action option (default Build Action None) For ClickOnce specifying <CefSharpBuildAction>Content</CefSharpBuildAction> in your project file before the .targets file should allow for resources to be included in your ClickOnce installer. The default None copies files to a dependant project, say you have CefSharp installed in your Class library, the files will be included in projects that directly reference this project file (Only one level deep). Same as the Content/None options listed at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/ide/build-actions?view=vs-2019#build-action-values Issue #3319
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</When>
</Choose>
</When>
Nuget - Fix formatting
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<!--
When CefSharpTargetDir is specified for x86/x64 platforms the files are included in a sub directory,
The CefSharp.dll file required by the BrowserSubProcess isn't copied by default and won't start, so we include an extra
copy.
-->
Nuget - Add CefSharpTargetPlatform property As MSBuild doesn't always set PlatformTarget correctly for SDK style projects we have to add some extra checks
2021-02-08 16:33:37 +10:00
<When Condition="'$(CefSharpTargetDir)' != '' AND $(TargetFrameworkVersion.StartsWith('v4.')) AND '$(CefSharpPlatformTarget)' != 'AnyCPU'">
Nuget - When CefSharpTargetDir set copy CefSharp.dll to subfolder When CefSharpTargetDir is specified for x86/x64 platforms the files are included in a sub directory, the CefSharp.dll file required by the BrowserSubProcess isn't copied by default and won't start, so we include an extra
2021-01-14 15:02:11 +10:00
<Choose>
Nuget - Fix formatting
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<When Condition="'$(CefSharpBuildAction)' == 'None'">
<ItemGroup>
<None Include="@(CefSharpCommonManagedDlls)">
<Link>$(CefSharpTargetDir)%(RecursiveDir)%(FileName)%(Extension)</Link>
<CopyToOutputDirectory>PreserveNewest</CopyToOutputDirectory>
<PublishState>Included</PublishState>
<Visible>false</Visible>
</None>
</ItemGroup>
</When>
<When Condition="'$(CefSharpBuildAction)' == 'Content'">
<ItemGroup>
<Content Include="@(CefSharpCommonManagedDlls)">
<Link>$(CefSharpTargetDir)%(RecursiveDir)%(FileName)%(Extension)</Link>
<CopyToOutputDirectory>PreserveNewest</CopyToOutputDirectory>
<PublishState>Included</PublishState>
<Visible>false</Visible>
</Content>
</ItemGroup>
</When>
</Choose>
Nuget - When CefSharpTargetDir set copy CefSharp.dll to subfolder When CefSharpTargetDir is specified for x86/x64 platforms the files are included in a sub directory, the CefSharp.dll file required by the BrowserSubProcess isn't copied by default and won't start, so we include an extra
2021-01-14 15:02:11 +10:00
</When>
Refactor CefSharp.Core into CefSharp.Core.Runtime (#3311) * Net Core - Rename CefSharp.Core.dll to CefSharp.Core.Runtime.dll Partial rename, only Net Core, folder not renamed * Net Core - Rename CefSharp.Core.RefAssembly to CefSharp.Core.netcore Remove GenApi * Core - Rename CefDragDataWrapper to DragData Move into CefSharp.Core namespace * WinForms/WPF/OffScreen - Migrate from GitLink command line to Nuget package * Net Core - Refactor to have CefSharp.Core.dll contain only public Api * Net Core - Remove CefSharp.Core.RefAssembly * Net Core - Change CefSharp.Core.netcore output folder * Net Core - Restructure nuget packages * Net Core - Add Cefsharp.Core.Runtime.RefAssembly * Net Core - Hide CLI/C++ classes from intellisense Make sure users don't attempt to load them directly * Rename CefSharp.Core to CefSharp.Core.Runtime * Core - Restructure Net 4.5.2 packages to use CefSharp.Core.dll anycpu variant Attempt to load CefSharp.Core.Runtime at runtime rather than having to use msbuild to copy the correct version * Rename CefSharp.Core.netcore to CefSharp.Core * WPF/WinForms/OffScreen - Change from x86/64 to AnyCPU As they are all managed assemblies they can target AnyCPU. Includes CefSharp.dll * Convert RequestContextBuilder from C++ to C# Now part of the CefSharp.Core PublicApi * Update version number to 87.1.11 * Migrate more of the public Api to C# * Net Core - Basic restructure complete * Net Core - ModuleInitializer (Doesn't work yet) * Remove direct references to BrowserSettings * Net Core - ModuleInitializer load CefShar.Core.Runtime.dl * Net Core - Load libcef.dll via CLR Module initializer If no RID is specified then we can load libcef.dll using the module initializer * Add version to CefSharp.Core * Remove dependency on CefSharp.Core.Runtime Rewrite common targets * AnyCPU app.config transform Improve AnyCPU support * Improve Net Core 3 support Only delete CefSharp.Core.Runtime.dll when AnyCPU * Nuget - Add CefSharp.Core.Runtime reference when TargetFramework = NetCore * Fix Typos Based on #3306 * Net Core - Rename CefSharp.Core.Runtime RefAssembly source file * Net Full - Generate CefSharp.Core.Runtime Ref Assembly For now the powershell build script generates the .cs file based on a x86 release build.ps1 It's not possible to directly install GenApi as it requires a Sdk style project * Net Core - Old packages copy files to required folders * Test - Install newer .Net Compiler and set Lang Version to 7.3 * Net Core - Exclude Net 452 Runtime generated reference source * Core - Add Refactoring TODO * Ref Assembly - Generate source as part of build - Move ref assembly source generate into GenerateRefAssemblySource.ps1 - Call before project build Runs locally, see if Appveyor has a problem with the powershell script execution * Core - Add more factory methods to create instances of managed wrappers * Net Core - Make Initialzier properties internal Not quite sure what the public API should look like as yet, so making internal for now.
2020-12-16 10:47:34 +10:00
</Choose>
Nuget - Revert back to the 63 package props/targets files These changes are well tested in previous releases so going back to this structure for now
2018-05-01 12:05:21 +10:00
Nuget - Add Build Action option (default Build Action None) For ClickOnce specifying <CefSharpBuildAction>Content</CefSharpBuildAction> in your project file before the .targets file should allow for resources to be included in your ClickOnce installer. The default None copies files to a dependant project, say you have CefSharp installed in your Class library, the files will be included in projects that directly reference this project file (Only one level deep). Same as the Content/None options listed at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/ide/build-actions?view=vs-2019#build-action-values Issue #3319
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<Choose>
<When Condition="'$(CefSharpBuildAction)' == 'None'">
<Choose>
Nuget - Add CefSharpTargetPlatform property As MSBuild doesn't always set PlatformTarget correctly for SDK style projects we have to add some extra checks
2021-02-08 16:33:37 +10:00
<When Condition="'$(CefSharpPlatformTarget)' == 'x64'">
Nuget - Add Build Action option (default Build Action None) For ClickOnce specifying <CefSharpBuildAction>Content</CefSharpBuildAction> in your project file before the .targets file should allow for resources to be included in your ClickOnce installer. The default None copies files to a dependant project, say you have CefSharp installed in your Class library, the files will be included in projects that directly reference this project file (Only one level deep). Same as the Content/None options listed at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/ide/build-actions?view=vs-2019#build-action-values Issue #3319
2021-01-08 15:09:37 +10:00
<ItemGroup>
<None Include="@(CefRedist64)">
Nuget - SdkStyle(PackageReference) default to Content and adjust CefSharpTargetDir path - SdkStyle(PackageReference) projects now default to CefSharpBuildAction Content - CefSharpTargetDir is now empty by default instead of a `.` and a trailing slash appended if required
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<Link>$(CefSharpTargetDir)%(RecursiveDir)%(FileName)%(Extension)</Link>
Nuget - Add Build Action option (default Build Action None) For ClickOnce specifying <CefSharpBuildAction>Content</CefSharpBuildAction> in your project file before the .targets file should allow for resources to be included in your ClickOnce installer. The default None copies files to a dependant project, say you have CefSharp installed in your Class library, the files will be included in projects that directly reference this project file (Only one level deep). Same as the Content/None options listed at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/ide/build-actions?view=vs-2019#build-action-values Issue #3319
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<CopyToOutputDirectory>PreserveNewest</CopyToOutputDirectory>
<PublishState>Included</PublishState>
<Visible>false</Visible>
</None>
<None Include="@(CefSharpCommonBinaries64)">
Nuget - SdkStyle(PackageReference) default to Content and adjust CefSharpTargetDir path - SdkStyle(PackageReference) projects now default to CefSharpBuildAction Content - CefSharpTargetDir is now empty by default instead of a `.` and a trailing slash appended if required
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<Link>$(CefSharpTargetDir)%(RecursiveDir)%(FileName)%(Extension)</Link>
Nuget - Add Build Action option (default Build Action None) For ClickOnce specifying <CefSharpBuildAction>Content</CefSharpBuildAction> in your project file before the .targets file should allow for resources to be included in your ClickOnce installer. The default None copies files to a dependant project, say you have CefSharp installed in your Class library, the files will be included in projects that directly reference this project file (Only one level deep). Same as the Content/None options listed at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/ide/build-actions?view=vs-2019#build-action-values Issue #3319
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<CopyToOutputDirectory>PreserveNewest</CopyToOutputDirectory>
<PublishState>Included</PublishState>
<Visible>false</Visible>
</None>
</ItemGroup>
</When>
Nuget - Add CefSharpTargetPlatform property As MSBuild doesn't always set PlatformTarget correctly for SDK style projects we have to add some extra checks
2021-02-08 16:33:37 +10:00
<When Condition="'$(CefSharpPlatformTarget)' == 'AnyCPU'">
Nuget - Add Build Action option (default Build Action None) For ClickOnce specifying <CefSharpBuildAction>Content</CefSharpBuildAction> in your project file before the .targets file should allow for resources to be included in your ClickOnce installer. The default None copies files to a dependant project, say you have CefSharp installed in your Class library, the files will be included in projects that directly reference this project file (Only one level deep). Same as the Content/None options listed at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/ide/build-actions?view=vs-2019#build-action-values Issue #3319
2021-01-08 15:09:37 +10:00
<ItemGroup>
<None Include="@(CefRedist32)">
Nuget - SdkStyle(PackageReference) default to Content and adjust CefSharpTargetDir path - SdkStyle(PackageReference) projects now default to CefSharpBuildAction Content - CefSharpTargetDir is now empty by default instead of a `.` and a trailing slash appended if required
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<Link>$(CefSharpTargetDirAnyCpu32)%(RecursiveDir)%(FileName)%(Extension)</Link>
Nuget - Add Build Action option (default Build Action None) For ClickOnce specifying <CefSharpBuildAction>Content</CefSharpBuildAction> in your project file before the .targets file should allow for resources to be included in your ClickOnce installer. The default None copies files to a dependant project, say you have CefSharp installed in your Class library, the files will be included in projects that directly reference this project file (Only one level deep). Same as the Content/None options listed at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/ide/build-actions?view=vs-2019#build-action-values Issue #3319
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<CopyToOutputDirectory>PreserveNewest</CopyToOutputDirectory>
<PublishState>Included</PublishState>
<Visible>false</Visible>
</None>
<None Include="@(CefRedist64)">
Nuget - SdkStyle(PackageReference) default to Content and adjust CefSharpTargetDir path - SdkStyle(PackageReference) projects now default to CefSharpBuildAction Content - CefSharpTargetDir is now empty by default instead of a `.` and a trailing slash appended if required
2021-01-14 11:32:09 +10:00
<Link>$(CefSharpTargetDirAnyCpu64)%(RecursiveDir)%(FileName)%(Extension)</Link>
Nuget - Add Build Action option (default Build Action None) For ClickOnce specifying <CefSharpBuildAction>Content</CefSharpBuildAction> in your project file before the .targets file should allow for resources to be included in your ClickOnce installer. The default None copies files to a dependant project, say you have CefSharp installed in your Class library, the files will be included in projects that directly reference this project file (Only one level deep). Same as the Content/None options listed at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/ide/build-actions?view=vs-2019#build-action-values Issue #3319
2021-01-08 15:09:37 +10:00
<CopyToOutputDirectory>PreserveNewest</CopyToOutputDirectory>
<PublishState>Included</PublishState>
<Visible>false</Visible>
</None>
<None Include="@(CefSharpCommonBinaries32)">
Nuget - SdkStyle(PackageReference) default to Content and adjust CefSharpTargetDir path - SdkStyle(PackageReference) projects now default to CefSharpBuildAction Content - CefSharpTargetDir is now empty by default instead of a `.` and a trailing slash appended if required
2021-01-14 11:32:09 +10:00
<Link>$(CefSharpTargetDirAnyCpu32)%(RecursiveDir)%(FileName)%(Extension)</Link>
Nuget - Add Build Action option (default Build Action None) For ClickOnce specifying <CefSharpBuildAction>Content</CefSharpBuildAction> in your project file before the .targets file should allow for resources to be included in your ClickOnce installer. The default None copies files to a dependant project, say you have CefSharp installed in your Class library, the files will be included in projects that directly reference this project file (Only one level deep). Same as the Content/None options listed at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/ide/build-actions?view=vs-2019#build-action-values Issue #3319
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<CopyToOutputDirectory>PreserveNewest</CopyToOutputDirectory>
<PublishState>Included</PublishState>
<Visible>false</Visible>
</None>
<None Include="@(CefSharpCommonBinaries64)">
Nuget - SdkStyle(PackageReference) default to Content and adjust CefSharpTargetDir path - SdkStyle(PackageReference) projects now default to CefSharpBuildAction Content - CefSharpTargetDir is now empty by default instead of a `.` and a trailing slash appended if required
2021-01-14 11:32:09 +10:00
<Link>$(CefSharpTargetDirAnyCpu64)%(RecursiveDir)%(FileName)%(Extension)</Link>
Nuget - Add Build Action option (default Build Action None) For ClickOnce specifying <CefSharpBuildAction>Content</CefSharpBuildAction> in your project file before the .targets file should allow for resources to be included in your ClickOnce installer. The default None copies files to a dependant project, say you have CefSharp installed in your Class library, the files will be included in projects that directly reference this project file (Only one level deep). Same as the Content/None options listed at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/ide/build-actions?view=vs-2019#build-action-values Issue #3319
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<CopyToOutputDirectory>PreserveNewest</CopyToOutputDirectory>
<PublishState>Included</PublishState>
<Visible>false</Visible>
</None>
<!--
Include CefSharp.dll and CefSharp.Core.dll (we only need CefSharp.dll but it's easier to include both)
in the arch specific folders as required by the BrowserSubProcess.
-->
<None Include="@(CefSharpCommonManagedDlls)">
Nuget - SdkStyle(PackageReference) default to Content and adjust CefSharpTargetDir path - SdkStyle(PackageReference) projects now default to CefSharpBuildAction Content - CefSharpTargetDir is now empty by default instead of a `.` and a trailing slash appended if required
2021-01-14 11:32:09 +10:00
<Link>$(CefSharpTargetDirAnyCpu32)%(RecursiveDir)%(FileName)%(Extension)</Link>
Nuget - Add Build Action option (default Build Action None) For ClickOnce specifying <CefSharpBuildAction>Content</CefSharpBuildAction> in your project file before the .targets file should allow for resources to be included in your ClickOnce installer. The default None copies files to a dependant project, say you have CefSharp installed in your Class library, the files will be included in projects that directly reference this project file (Only one level deep). Same as the Content/None options listed at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/ide/build-actions?view=vs-2019#build-action-values Issue #3319
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<CopyToOutputDirectory>PreserveNewest</CopyToOutputDirectory>
<PublishState>Included</PublishState>
<Visible>false</Visible>
</None>
<None Include="@(CefSharpCommonManagedDlls)">
Nuget - SdkStyle(PackageReference) default to Content and adjust CefSharpTargetDir path - SdkStyle(PackageReference) projects now default to CefSharpBuildAction Content - CefSharpTargetDir is now empty by default instead of a `.` and a trailing slash appended if required
2021-01-14 11:32:09 +10:00
<Link>$(CefSharpTargetDirAnyCpu64)%(RecursiveDir)%(FileName)%(Extension)</Link>
Nuget - Add Build Action option (default Build Action None) For ClickOnce specifying <CefSharpBuildAction>Content</CefSharpBuildAction> in your project file before the .targets file should allow for resources to be included in your ClickOnce installer. The default None copies files to a dependant project, say you have CefSharp installed in your Class library, the files will be included in projects that directly reference this project file (Only one level deep). Same as the Content/None options listed at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/ide/build-actions?view=vs-2019#build-action-values Issue #3319
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<CopyToOutputDirectory>PreserveNewest</CopyToOutputDirectory>
<PublishState>Included</PublishState>
<Visible>false</Visible>
</None>
</ItemGroup>
</When>
<!-- x86 and Win32-->
<Otherwise>
<ItemGroup>
<None Include="@(CefRedist32)">
Nuget - SdkStyle(PackageReference) default to Content and adjust CefSharpTargetDir path - SdkStyle(PackageReference) projects now default to CefSharpBuildAction Content - CefSharpTargetDir is now empty by default instead of a `.` and a trailing slash appended if required
2021-01-14 11:32:09 +10:00
<Link>$(CefSharpTargetDir)%(RecursiveDir)%(FileName)%(Extension)</Link>
Nuget - Add Build Action option (default Build Action None) For ClickOnce specifying <CefSharpBuildAction>Content</CefSharpBuildAction> in your project file before the .targets file should allow for resources to be included in your ClickOnce installer. The default None copies files to a dependant project, say you have CefSharp installed in your Class library, the files will be included in projects that directly reference this project file (Only one level deep). Same as the Content/None options listed at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/ide/build-actions?view=vs-2019#build-action-values Issue #3319
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<CopyToOutputDirectory>PreserveNewest</CopyToOutputDirectory>
<PublishState>Included</PublishState>
<Visible>false</Visible>
</None>
<None Include="@(CefSharpCommonBinaries32)">
Nuget - SdkStyle(PackageReference) default to Content and adjust CefSharpTargetDir path - SdkStyle(PackageReference) projects now default to CefSharpBuildAction Content - CefSharpTargetDir is now empty by default instead of a `.` and a trailing slash appended if required
2021-01-14 11:32:09 +10:00
<Link>$(CefSharpTargetDir)%(RecursiveDir)%(FileName)%(Extension)</Link>
Nuget - Add Build Action option (default Build Action None) For ClickOnce specifying <CefSharpBuildAction>Content</CefSharpBuildAction> in your project file before the .targets file should allow for resources to be included in your ClickOnce installer. The default None copies files to a dependant project, say you have CefSharp installed in your Class library, the files will be included in projects that directly reference this project file (Only one level deep). Same as the Content/None options listed at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/ide/build-actions?view=vs-2019#build-action-values Issue #3319
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<CopyToOutputDirectory>PreserveNewest</CopyToOutputDirectory>
<PublishState>Included</PublishState>
<Visible>false</Visible>
</None>
</ItemGroup>
</Otherwise>
</Choose>
</When>
<When Condition="'$(CefSharpBuildAction)' == 'Content'">
<Choose>
Nuget - Add CefSharpTargetPlatform property As MSBuild doesn't always set PlatformTarget correctly for SDK style projects we have to add some extra checks
2021-02-08 16:33:37 +10:00
<When Condition="'$(CefSharpPlatformTarget)' == 'x64'">
Nuget - Add Build Action option (default Build Action None) For ClickOnce specifying <CefSharpBuildAction>Content</CefSharpBuildAction> in your project file before the .targets file should allow for resources to be included in your ClickOnce installer. The default None copies files to a dependant project, say you have CefSharp installed in your Class library, the files will be included in projects that directly reference this project file (Only one level deep). Same as the Content/None options listed at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/ide/build-actions?view=vs-2019#build-action-values Issue #3319
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<ItemGroup>
<Content Include="@(CefRedist64)">
Nuget - SdkStyle(PackageReference) default to Content and adjust CefSharpTargetDir path - SdkStyle(PackageReference) projects now default to CefSharpBuildAction Content - CefSharpTargetDir is now empty by default instead of a `.` and a trailing slash appended if required
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<Link>$(CefSharpTargetDir)%(RecursiveDir)%(FileName)%(Extension)</Link>
Nuget - Add Build Action option (default Build Action None) For ClickOnce specifying <CefSharpBuildAction>Content</CefSharpBuildAction> in your project file before the .targets file should allow for resources to be included in your ClickOnce installer. The default None copies files to a dependant project, say you have CefSharp installed in your Class library, the files will be included in projects that directly reference this project file (Only one level deep). Same as the Content/None options listed at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/ide/build-actions?view=vs-2019#build-action-values Issue #3319
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<CopyToOutputDirectory>PreserveNewest</CopyToOutputDirectory>
<PublishState>Included</PublishState>
<Visible>false</Visible>
</Content>
<Content Include="@(CefSharpCommonBinaries64)">
Nuget - SdkStyle(PackageReference) default to Content and adjust CefSharpTargetDir path - SdkStyle(PackageReference) projects now default to CefSharpBuildAction Content - CefSharpTargetDir is now empty by default instead of a `.` and a trailing slash appended if required
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<Link>$(CefSharpTargetDir)%(RecursiveDir)%(FileName)%(Extension)</Link>
Nuget - Add Build Action option (default Build Action None) For ClickOnce specifying <CefSharpBuildAction>Content</CefSharpBuildAction> in your project file before the .targets file should allow for resources to be included in your ClickOnce installer. The default None copies files to a dependant project, say you have CefSharp installed in your Class library, the files will be included in projects that directly reference this project file (Only one level deep). Same as the Content/None options listed at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/ide/build-actions?view=vs-2019#build-action-values Issue #3319
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<CopyToOutputDirectory>PreserveNewest</CopyToOutputDirectory>
<PublishState>Included</PublishState>
<Visible>false</Visible>
</Content>
</ItemGroup>
</When>
Nuget - Add CefSharpTargetPlatform property As MSBuild doesn't always set PlatformTarget correctly for SDK style projects we have to add some extra checks
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<When Condition="'$(CefSharpPlatformTarget)' == 'AnyCPU'">
Nuget - Add Build Action option (default Build Action None) For ClickOnce specifying <CefSharpBuildAction>Content</CefSharpBuildAction> in your project file before the .targets file should allow for resources to be included in your ClickOnce installer. The default None copies files to a dependant project, say you have CefSharp installed in your Class library, the files will be included in projects that directly reference this project file (Only one level deep). Same as the Content/None options listed at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/ide/build-actions?view=vs-2019#build-action-values Issue #3319
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<ItemGroup>
<Content Include="@(CefRedist32)">
Nuget - SdkStyle(PackageReference) default to Content and adjust CefSharpTargetDir path - SdkStyle(PackageReference) projects now default to CefSharpBuildAction Content - CefSharpTargetDir is now empty by default instead of a `.` and a trailing slash appended if required
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<Link>$(CefSharpTargetDirAnyCpu32)%(RecursiveDir)%(FileName)%(Extension)</Link>
Nuget - Add Build Action option (default Build Action None) For ClickOnce specifying <CefSharpBuildAction>Content</CefSharpBuildAction> in your project file before the .targets file should allow for resources to be included in your ClickOnce installer. The default None copies files to a dependant project, say you have CefSharp installed in your Class library, the files will be included in projects that directly reference this project file (Only one level deep). Same as the Content/None options listed at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/ide/build-actions?view=vs-2019#build-action-values Issue #3319
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<CopyToOutputDirectory>PreserveNewest</CopyToOutputDirectory>
<PublishState>Included</PublishState>
<Visible>false</Visible>
</Content>
<Content Include="@(CefRedist64)">
Nuget - SdkStyle(PackageReference) default to Content and adjust CefSharpTargetDir path - SdkStyle(PackageReference) projects now default to CefSharpBuildAction Content - CefSharpTargetDir is now empty by default instead of a `.` and a trailing slash appended if required
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<Link>$(CefSharpTargetDirAnyCpu64)%(RecursiveDir)%(FileName)%(Extension)</Link>
Nuget - Add Build Action option (default Build Action None) For ClickOnce specifying <CefSharpBuildAction>Content</CefSharpBuildAction> in your project file before the .targets file should allow for resources to be included in your ClickOnce installer. The default None copies files to a dependant project, say you have CefSharp installed in your Class library, the files will be included in projects that directly reference this project file (Only one level deep). Same as the Content/None options listed at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/ide/build-actions?view=vs-2019#build-action-values Issue #3319
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<CopyToOutputDirectory>PreserveNewest</CopyToOutputDirectory>
<PublishState>Included</PublishState>
<Visible>false</Visible>
</Content>
<Content Include="@(CefSharpCommonBinaries32)">
Nuget - SdkStyle(PackageReference) default to Content and adjust CefSharpTargetDir path - SdkStyle(PackageReference) projects now default to CefSharpBuildAction Content - CefSharpTargetDir is now empty by default instead of a `.` and a trailing slash appended if required
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<Link>$(CefSharpTargetDirAnyCpu32)%(RecursiveDir)%(FileName)%(Extension)</Link>
Nuget - Add Build Action option (default Build Action None) For ClickOnce specifying <CefSharpBuildAction>Content</CefSharpBuildAction> in your project file before the .targets file should allow for resources to be included in your ClickOnce installer. The default None copies files to a dependant project, say you have CefSharp installed in your Class library, the files will be included in projects that directly reference this project file (Only one level deep). Same as the Content/None options listed at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/ide/build-actions?view=vs-2019#build-action-values Issue #3319
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<CopyToOutputDirectory>PreserveNewest</CopyToOutputDirectory>
<PublishState>Included</PublishState>
<Visible>false</Visible>
</Content>
<Content Include="@(CefSharpCommonBinaries64)">
Nuget - SdkStyle(PackageReference) default to Content and adjust CefSharpTargetDir path - SdkStyle(PackageReference) projects now default to CefSharpBuildAction Content - CefSharpTargetDir is now empty by default instead of a `.` and a trailing slash appended if required
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<Link>$(CefSharpTargetDirAnyCpu64)%(RecursiveDir)%(FileName)%(Extension)</Link>
Nuget - Add Build Action option (default Build Action None) For ClickOnce specifying <CefSharpBuildAction>Content</CefSharpBuildAction> in your project file before the .targets file should allow for resources to be included in your ClickOnce installer. The default None copies files to a dependant project, say you have CefSharp installed in your Class library, the files will be included in projects that directly reference this project file (Only one level deep). Same as the Content/None options listed at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/ide/build-actions?view=vs-2019#build-action-values Issue #3319
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<CopyToOutputDirectory>PreserveNewest</CopyToOutputDirectory>
<PublishState>Included</PublishState>
<Visible>false</Visible>
</Content>
<!--
Include CefSharp.dll and CefSharp.Core.dll (we only need CefSharp.dll but it's easier to include both)
in the arch specific folders as required by the BrowserSubProcess.
-->
<Content Include="@(CefSharpCommonManagedDlls)">
Nuget - SdkStyle(PackageReference) default to Content and adjust CefSharpTargetDir path - SdkStyle(PackageReference) projects now default to CefSharpBuildAction Content - CefSharpTargetDir is now empty by default instead of a `.` and a trailing slash appended if required
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<Link>$(CefSharpTargetDirAnyCpu32)%(RecursiveDir)%(FileName)%(Extension)</Link>
Nuget - Add Build Action option (default Build Action None) For ClickOnce specifying <CefSharpBuildAction>Content</CefSharpBuildAction> in your project file before the .targets file should allow for resources to be included in your ClickOnce installer. The default None copies files to a dependant project, say you have CefSharp installed in your Class library, the files will be included in projects that directly reference this project file (Only one level deep). Same as the Content/None options listed at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/ide/build-actions?view=vs-2019#build-action-values Issue #3319
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<CopyToOutputDirectory>PreserveNewest</CopyToOutputDirectory>
<PublishState>Included</PublishState>
<Visible>false</Visible>
</Content>
<Content Include="@(CefSharpCommonManagedDlls)">
Nuget - SdkStyle(PackageReference) default to Content and adjust CefSharpTargetDir path - SdkStyle(PackageReference) projects now default to CefSharpBuildAction Content - CefSharpTargetDir is now empty by default instead of a `.` and a trailing slash appended if required
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<Link>$(CefSharpTargetDirAnyCpu64)%(RecursiveDir)%(FileName)%(Extension)</Link>
Nuget - Add Build Action option (default Build Action None) For ClickOnce specifying <CefSharpBuildAction>Content</CefSharpBuildAction> in your project file before the .targets file should allow for resources to be included in your ClickOnce installer. The default None copies files to a dependant project, say you have CefSharp installed in your Class library, the files will be included in projects that directly reference this project file (Only one level deep). Same as the Content/None options listed at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/ide/build-actions?view=vs-2019#build-action-values Issue #3319
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<CopyToOutputDirectory>PreserveNewest</CopyToOutputDirectory>
<PublishState>Included</PublishState>
<Visible>false</Visible>
</Content>
</ItemGroup>
</When>
<!-- x86 and Win32-->
<Otherwise>
<ItemGroup>
<Content Include="@(CefRedist32)">
Nuget - SdkStyle(PackageReference) default to Content and adjust CefSharpTargetDir path - SdkStyle(PackageReference) projects now default to CefSharpBuildAction Content - CefSharpTargetDir is now empty by default instead of a `.` and a trailing slash appended if required
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<Link>$(CefSharpTargetDir)%(RecursiveDir)%(FileName)%(Extension)</Link>
Nuget - Add Build Action option (default Build Action None) For ClickOnce specifying <CefSharpBuildAction>Content</CefSharpBuildAction> in your project file before the .targets file should allow for resources to be included in your ClickOnce installer. The default None copies files to a dependant project, say you have CefSharp installed in your Class library, the files will be included in projects that directly reference this project file (Only one level deep). Same as the Content/None options listed at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/ide/build-actions?view=vs-2019#build-action-values Issue #3319
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<CopyToOutputDirectory>PreserveNewest</CopyToOutputDirectory>
<PublishState>Included</PublishState>
<Visible>false</Visible>
</Content>
<Content Include="@(CefSharpCommonBinaries32)">
Nuget - SdkStyle(PackageReference) default to Content and adjust CefSharpTargetDir path - SdkStyle(PackageReference) projects now default to CefSharpBuildAction Content - CefSharpTargetDir is now empty by default instead of a `.` and a trailing slash appended if required
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<Link>$(CefSharpTargetDir)%(RecursiveDir)%(FileName)%(Extension)</Link>
Nuget - Add Build Action option (default Build Action None) For ClickOnce specifying <CefSharpBuildAction>Content</CefSharpBuildAction> in your project file before the .targets file should allow for resources to be included in your ClickOnce installer. The default None copies files to a dependant project, say you have CefSharp installed in your Class library, the files will be included in projects that directly reference this project file (Only one level deep). Same as the Content/None options listed at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/ide/build-actions?view=vs-2019#build-action-values Issue #3319
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<CopyToOutputDirectory>PreserveNewest</CopyToOutputDirectory>
<PublishState>Included</PublishState>
<Visible>false</Visible>
</Content>
</ItemGroup>
</Otherwise>
</Choose>
</When>
Refactor CefSharp.Core into CefSharp.Core.Runtime (#3311) * Net Core - Rename CefSharp.Core.dll to CefSharp.Core.Runtime.dll Partial rename, only Net Core, folder not renamed * Net Core - Rename CefSharp.Core.RefAssembly to CefSharp.Core.netcore Remove GenApi * Core - Rename CefDragDataWrapper to DragData Move into CefSharp.Core namespace * WinForms/WPF/OffScreen - Migrate from GitLink command line to Nuget package * Net Core - Refactor to have CefSharp.Core.dll contain only public Api * Net Core - Remove CefSharp.Core.RefAssembly * Net Core - Change CefSharp.Core.netcore output folder * Net Core - Restructure nuget packages * Net Core - Add Cefsharp.Core.Runtime.RefAssembly * Net Core - Hide CLI/C++ classes from intellisense Make sure users don't attempt to load them directly * Rename CefSharp.Core to CefSharp.Core.Runtime * Core - Restructure Net 4.5.2 packages to use CefSharp.Core.dll anycpu variant Attempt to load CefSharp.Core.Runtime at runtime rather than having to use msbuild to copy the correct version * Rename CefSharp.Core.netcore to CefSharp.Core * WPF/WinForms/OffScreen - Change from x86/64 to AnyCPU As they are all managed assemblies they can target AnyCPU. Includes CefSharp.dll * Convert RequestContextBuilder from C++ to C# Now part of the CefSharp.Core PublicApi * Update version number to 87.1.11 * Migrate more of the public Api to C# * Net Core - Basic restructure complete * Net Core - ModuleInitializer (Doesn't work yet) * Remove direct references to BrowserSettings * Net Core - ModuleInitializer load CefShar.Core.Runtime.dl * Net Core - Load libcef.dll via CLR Module initializer If no RID is specified then we can load libcef.dll using the module initializer * Add version to CefSharp.Core * Remove dependency on CefSharp.Core.Runtime Rewrite common targets * AnyCPU app.config transform Improve AnyCPU support * Improve Net Core 3 support Only delete CefSharp.Core.Runtime.dll when AnyCPU * Nuget - Add CefSharp.Core.Runtime reference when TargetFramework = NetCore * Fix Typos Based on #3306 * Net Core - Rename CefSharp.Core.Runtime RefAssembly source file * Net Full - Generate CefSharp.Core.Runtime Ref Assembly For now the powershell build script generates the .cs file based on a x86 release build.ps1 It's not possible to directly install GenApi as it requires a Sdk style project * Net Core - Old packages copy files to required folders * Test - Install newer .Net Compiler and set Lang Version to 7.3 * Net Core - Exclude Net 452 Runtime generated reference source * Core - Add Refactoring TODO * Ref Assembly - Generate source as part of build - Move ref assembly source generate into GenerateRefAssemblySource.ps1 - Call before project build Runs locally, see if Appveyor has a problem with the powershell script execution * Core - Add more factory methods to create instances of managed wrappers * Net Core - Make Initialzier properties internal Not quite sure what the public API should look like as yet, so making internal for now.
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</Choose>
<!--
For AnyCPU we use a Transform to add entries to app.config if possible
Otherwise throw error to alert user they need to perform additional action
-->
Nuget - Add CefSharpTargetPlatform property As MSBuild doesn't always set PlatformTarget correctly for SDK style projects we have to add some extra checks
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<UsingTask TaskName="TransformXml" AssemblyFile="$(CefSharpTransformXmlDllPath)" Condition="Exists('$(CefSharpTransformXmlDllPath)') AND '$(CefSharpPlatformTarget)' == 'AnyCPU' AND '$(CefSharpAnyCpuSupport)' == ''" />
Refactor CefSharp.Core into CefSharp.Core.Runtime (#3311) * Net Core - Rename CefSharp.Core.dll to CefSharp.Core.Runtime.dll Partial rename, only Net Core, folder not renamed * Net Core - Rename CefSharp.Core.RefAssembly to CefSharp.Core.netcore Remove GenApi * Core - Rename CefDragDataWrapper to DragData Move into CefSharp.Core namespace * WinForms/WPF/OffScreen - Migrate from GitLink command line to Nuget package * Net Core - Refactor to have CefSharp.Core.dll contain only public Api * Net Core - Remove CefSharp.Core.RefAssembly * Net Core - Change CefSharp.Core.netcore output folder * Net Core - Restructure nuget packages * Net Core - Add Cefsharp.Core.Runtime.RefAssembly * Net Core - Hide CLI/C++ classes from intellisense Make sure users don't attempt to load them directly * Rename CefSharp.Core to CefSharp.Core.Runtime * Core - Restructure Net 4.5.2 packages to use CefSharp.Core.dll anycpu variant Attempt to load CefSharp.Core.Runtime at runtime rather than having to use msbuild to copy the correct version * Rename CefSharp.Core.netcore to CefSharp.Core * WPF/WinForms/OffScreen - Change from x86/64 to AnyCPU As they are all managed assemblies they can target AnyCPU. Includes CefSharp.dll * Convert RequestContextBuilder from C++ to C# Now part of the CefSharp.Core PublicApi * Update version number to 87.1.11 * Migrate more of the public Api to C# * Net Core - Basic restructure complete * Net Core - ModuleInitializer (Doesn't work yet) * Remove direct references to BrowserSettings * Net Core - ModuleInitializer load CefShar.Core.Runtime.dl * Net Core - Load libcef.dll via CLR Module initializer If no RID is specified then we can load libcef.dll using the module initializer * Add version to CefSharp.Core * Remove dependency on CefSharp.Core.Runtime Rewrite common targets * AnyCPU app.config transform Improve AnyCPU support * Improve Net Core 3 support Only delete CefSharp.Core.Runtime.dll when AnyCPU * Nuget - Add CefSharp.Core.Runtime reference when TargetFramework = NetCore * Fix Typos Based on #3306 * Net Core - Rename CefSharp.Core.Runtime RefAssembly source file * Net Full - Generate CefSharp.Core.Runtime Ref Assembly For now the powershell build script generates the .cs file based on a x86 release build.ps1 It's not possible to directly install GenApi as it requires a Sdk style project * Net Core - Old packages copy files to required folders * Test - Install newer .Net Compiler and set Lang Version to 7.3 * Net Core - Exclude Net 452 Runtime generated reference source * Core - Add Refactoring TODO * Ref Assembly - Generate source as part of build - Move ref assembly source generate into GenerateRefAssemblySource.ps1 - Call before project build Runs locally, see if Appveyor has a problem with the powershell script execution * Core - Add more factory methods to create instances of managed wrappers * Net Core - Make Initialzier properties internal Not quite sure what the public API should look like as yet, so making internal for now.
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Nuget - Add CefSharpTargetPlatform property As MSBuild doesn't always set PlatformTarget correctly for SDK style projects we have to add some extra checks
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<Target Name="CefSharpCommonAnyCPUConfigTransform" AfterTargets="_CopyAppConfigFile" Condition="Exists('$(CefSharpTransformXmlDllPath)') AND '$(CefSharpPlatformTarget)' == 'AnyCPU' AND '$(CefSharpAnyCpuSupport)' == ''">
Nuget - Add support for buildTransitive - Add support for buildTransitive folder - Show error when MSBuild didn't copy files (unable to use a Copy Task as props files aren't imported at that point) - Remove FrameworkVersionCheck (we now have our dlls in a lib\net452) folder so nuget should complain without our custom check) Issue #3319
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<TransformXml Source="@(AppConfigWithTargetPath->'$(OutDir)%(TargetPath)')" Transform="$(MSBuildThisFileDirectory)..\build\app.config.x86.transform" Destination="@(AppConfigWithTargetPath->'$(OutDir)%(TargetPath)')"/>
<TransformXml Source="@(AppConfigWithTargetPath->'$(OutDir)%(TargetPath)')" Transform="$(MSBuildThisFileDirectory)..\build\app.config.x64.transform" Destination="@(AppConfigWithTargetPath->'$(OutDir)%(TargetPath)')"/>
Refactor CefSharp.Core into CefSharp.Core.Runtime (#3311) * Net Core - Rename CefSharp.Core.dll to CefSharp.Core.Runtime.dll Partial rename, only Net Core, folder not renamed * Net Core - Rename CefSharp.Core.RefAssembly to CefSharp.Core.netcore Remove GenApi * Core - Rename CefDragDataWrapper to DragData Move into CefSharp.Core namespace * WinForms/WPF/OffScreen - Migrate from GitLink command line to Nuget package * Net Core - Refactor to have CefSharp.Core.dll contain only public Api * Net Core - Remove CefSharp.Core.RefAssembly * Net Core - Change CefSharp.Core.netcore output folder * Net Core - Restructure nuget packages * Net Core - Add Cefsharp.Core.Runtime.RefAssembly * Net Core - Hide CLI/C++ classes from intellisense Make sure users don't attempt to load them directly * Rename CefSharp.Core to CefSharp.Core.Runtime * Core - Restructure Net 4.5.2 packages to use CefSharp.Core.dll anycpu variant Attempt to load CefSharp.Core.Runtime at runtime rather than having to use msbuild to copy the correct version * Rename CefSharp.Core.netcore to CefSharp.Core * WPF/WinForms/OffScreen - Change from x86/64 to AnyCPU As they are all managed assemblies they can target AnyCPU. Includes CefSharp.dll * Convert RequestContextBuilder from C++ to C# Now part of the CefSharp.Core PublicApi * Update version number to 87.1.11 * Migrate more of the public Api to C# * Net Core - Basic restructure complete * Net Core - ModuleInitializer (Doesn't work yet) * Remove direct references to BrowserSettings * Net Core - ModuleInitializer load CefShar.Core.Runtime.dl * Net Core - Load libcef.dll via CLR Module initializer If no RID is specified then we can load libcef.dll using the module initializer * Add version to CefSharp.Core * Remove dependency on CefSharp.Core.Runtime Rewrite common targets * AnyCPU app.config transform Improve AnyCPU support * Improve Net Core 3 support Only delete CefSharp.Core.Runtime.dll when AnyCPU * Nuget - Add CefSharp.Core.Runtime reference when TargetFramework = NetCore * Fix Typos Based on #3306 * Net Core - Rename CefSharp.Core.Runtime RefAssembly source file * Net Full - Generate CefSharp.Core.Runtime Ref Assembly For now the powershell build script generates the .cs file based on a x86 release build.ps1 It's not possible to directly install GenApi as it requires a Sdk style project * Net Core - Old packages copy files to required folders * Test - Install newer .Net Compiler and set Lang Version to 7.3 * Net Core - Exclude Net 452 Runtime generated reference source * Core - Add Refactoring TODO * Ref Assembly - Generate source as part of build - Move ref assembly source generate into GenerateRefAssemblySource.ps1 - Call before project build Runs locally, see if Appveyor has a problem with the powershell script execution * Core - Add more factory methods to create instances of managed wrappers * Net Core - Make Initialzier properties internal Not quite sure what the public API should look like as yet, so making internal for now.
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</Target>
Nuget - Add CefSharpTargetPlatform property As MSBuild doesn't always set PlatformTarget correctly for SDK style projects we have to add some extra checks
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<Target Name="CefSharpPlatformCheck" BeforeTargets="ResolveAssemblyReferences" Condition="!Exists('$(CefSharpTransformXmlDllPath)') AND '$(CefSharpPlatformTarget)' == 'AnyCPU' AND '$(CefSharpAnyCpuSupport)' != 'true'">
<Error Text="$(MSBuildThisFileName) is unable to proceeed as your current PlatformTarget is '$(CefSharpPlatformTarget)'. To target AnyCPU please read https://github.com/cefsharp/CefSharp/issues/1714. Alternatively change your PlatformTarget to x86 or x64 and the relevant files will be copied automatically." HelpKeyword="CefSharpSolutionPlatformCheck" />
Refactor CefSharp.Core into CefSharp.Core.Runtime (#3311) * Net Core - Rename CefSharp.Core.dll to CefSharp.Core.Runtime.dll Partial rename, only Net Core, folder not renamed * Net Core - Rename CefSharp.Core.RefAssembly to CefSharp.Core.netcore Remove GenApi * Core - Rename CefDragDataWrapper to DragData Move into CefSharp.Core namespace * WinForms/WPF/OffScreen - Migrate from GitLink command line to Nuget package * Net Core - Refactor to have CefSharp.Core.dll contain only public Api * Net Core - Remove CefSharp.Core.RefAssembly * Net Core - Change CefSharp.Core.netcore output folder * Net Core - Restructure nuget packages * Net Core - Add Cefsharp.Core.Runtime.RefAssembly * Net Core - Hide CLI/C++ classes from intellisense Make sure users don't attempt to load them directly * Rename CefSharp.Core to CefSharp.Core.Runtime * Core - Restructure Net 4.5.2 packages to use CefSharp.Core.dll anycpu variant Attempt to load CefSharp.Core.Runtime at runtime rather than having to use msbuild to copy the correct version * Rename CefSharp.Core.netcore to CefSharp.Core * WPF/WinForms/OffScreen - Change from x86/64 to AnyCPU As they are all managed assemblies they can target AnyCPU. Includes CefSharp.dll * Convert RequestContextBuilder from C++ to C# Now part of the CefSharp.Core PublicApi * Update version number to 87.1.11 * Migrate more of the public Api to C# * Net Core - Basic restructure complete * Net Core - ModuleInitializer (Doesn't work yet) * Remove direct references to BrowserSettings * Net Core - ModuleInitializer load CefShar.Core.Runtime.dl * Net Core - Load libcef.dll via CLR Module initializer If no RID is specified then we can load libcef.dll using the module initializer * Add version to CefSharp.Core * Remove dependency on CefSharp.Core.Runtime Rewrite common targets * AnyCPU app.config transform Improve AnyCPU support * Improve Net Core 3 support Only delete CefSharp.Core.Runtime.dll when AnyCPU * Nuget - Add CefSharp.Core.Runtime reference when TargetFramework = NetCore * Fix Typos Based on #3306 * Net Core - Rename CefSharp.Core.Runtime RefAssembly source file * Net Full - Generate CefSharp.Core.Runtime Ref Assembly For now the powershell build script generates the .cs file based on a x86 release build.ps1 It's not possible to directly install GenApi as it requires a Sdk style project * Net Core - Old packages copy files to required folders * Test - Install newer .Net Compiler and set Lang Version to 7.3 * Net Core - Exclude Net 452 Runtime generated reference source * Core - Add Refactoring TODO * Ref Assembly - Generate source as part of build - Move ref assembly source generate into GenerateRefAssemblySource.ps1 - Call before project build Runs locally, see if Appveyor has a problem with the powershell script execution * Core - Add more factory methods to create instances of managed wrappers * Net Core - Make Initialzier properties internal Not quite sure what the public API should look like as yet, so making internal for now.
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</Target>
Nuget - Copy files on Nuget install/restore Adding a PropertyGroup to each Chose/When block appears to be enough to get the files copied successfully. Still needs more testing Issue #3319
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<!--
Issue https://github.com/dotnet/project-system/issues/4158
The None/Content entries aren't picked up as the .targets file doesn't exist before the Nuget restore (only when using packages.config)
Nuget - Add support for buildTransitive - Add support for buildTransitive folder - Show error when MSBuild didn't copy files (unable to use a Copy Task as props files aren't imported at that point) - Remove FrameworkVersionCheck (we now have our dlls in a lib\net452) folder so nuget should complain without our custom check) Issue #3319
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So in that scenario we display a mssage to the user. Close/reopen the project and the None/Content entries will work as above.
I have attempted to copy the files via a Copy Task, unfortunately the .props entries aren't accessible either so that's not feasible.
Nuget - Copy files on Nuget install/restore Adding a PropertyGroup to each Chose/When block appears to be enough to get the files copied successfully. Still needs more testing Issue #3319
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-->
Nuget - Add CefSharpTargetPlatform property As MSBuild doesn't always set PlatformTarget correctly for SDK style projects we have to add some extra checks
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<Target Name="CefSharpCopyFilesAfterNugetRestore32" AfterTargets="Build" Condition="'$(NuGetProjectStyle)' != 'PackageReference' AND !Exists('$(OutDir)$(CefSharpTargetDir)libcef.dll') AND '$(CefSharpBuildAction)' != 'NoAction' AND '$(CefSharpPlatformTarget)' == 'x86'">
Nuget - Add support for buildTransitive - Add support for buildTransitive folder - Show error when MSBuild didn't copy files (unable to use a Copy Task as props files aren't imported at that point) - Remove FrameworkVersionCheck (we now have our dlls in a lib\net452) folder so nuget should complain without our custom check) Issue #3319
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<Message Importance="high" Text="CefSharp - Files were not copied by MSBuild after Nuget install/restore! Please close and re-open $(MSBuildProjectFile)." />
Nuget - ReEnable AfterBuild Targets when CefSharpResourceFilesCopied false
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</Target>
Nuget - Copy files on Nuget install/restore Adding a PropertyGroup to each Chose/When block appears to be enough to get the files copied successfully. Still needs more testing Issue #3319
2021-01-09 16:00:14 +10:00
Nuget - Add CefSharpTargetPlatform property As MSBuild doesn't always set PlatformTarget correctly for SDK style projects we have to add some extra checks
2021-02-08 16:33:37 +10:00
<Target Name="CefSharpCopyFilesAfterNugetRestore64" AfterTargets="Build" Condition="'$(NuGetProjectStyle)' != 'PackageReference' AND !Exists('$(OutDir)$(CefSharpTargetDir)libcef.dll') AND '$(CefSharpBuildAction)' != 'NoAction' AND '$(CefSharpPlatformTarget)' == 'x64'">
Nuget - Add support for buildTransitive - Add support for buildTransitive folder - Show error when MSBuild didn't copy files (unable to use a Copy Task as props files aren't imported at that point) - Remove FrameworkVersionCheck (we now have our dlls in a lib\net452) folder so nuget should complain without our custom check) Issue #3319
2021-01-29 14:48:33 +10:00
<Message Importance="high" Text="CefSharp - Files were not copied by MSBuild after Nuget install/restore! Please close and re-open $(MSBuildProjectFile)." />
Nuget - ReEnable AfterBuild Targets when CefSharpResourceFilesCopied false
2021-01-15 14:41:23 +10:00
</Target>
Nuget - Copy files on Nuget install/restore Adding a PropertyGroup to each Chose/When block appears to be enough to get the files copied successfully. Still needs more testing Issue #3319
2021-01-09 16:00:14 +10:00
Nuget - Add CefSharpTargetPlatform property As MSBuild doesn't always set PlatformTarget correctly for SDK style projects we have to add some extra checks
2021-02-08 16:33:37 +10:00
<Target Name="CefSharpCopyFilesAfterNugetRestoreAnyCPU" AfterTargets="Build" Condition="'$(NuGetProjectStyle)' != 'PackageReference' AND !Exists('$(OutDir)$(CefSharpTargetDirAnyCpu32)libcef.dll') AND '$(CefSharpBuildAction)' != 'NoAction' AND '$(CefSharpPlatformTarget)' == 'AnyCPU'">
Nuget - Add support for buildTransitive - Add support for buildTransitive folder - Show error when MSBuild didn't copy files (unable to use a Copy Task as props files aren't imported at that point) - Remove FrameworkVersionCheck (we now have our dlls in a lib\net452) folder so nuget should complain without our custom check) Issue #3319
2021-01-29 14:48:33 +10:00
<Message Importance="high" Text="CefSharp - Files were not copied by MSBuild after Nuget install/restore! Please close and re-open $(MSBuildProjectFile)." />
Nuget - ReEnable AfterBuild Targets when CefSharpResourceFilesCopied false
2021-01-15 14:41:23 +10:00
</Target>
Refactor CefSharp.Core into CefSharp.Core.Runtime (#3311) * Net Core - Rename CefSharp.Core.dll to CefSharp.Core.Runtime.dll Partial rename, only Net Core, folder not renamed * Net Core - Rename CefSharp.Core.RefAssembly to CefSharp.Core.netcore Remove GenApi * Core - Rename CefDragDataWrapper to DragData Move into CefSharp.Core namespace * WinForms/WPF/OffScreen - Migrate from GitLink command line to Nuget package * Net Core - Refactor to have CefSharp.Core.dll contain only public Api * Net Core - Remove CefSharp.Core.RefAssembly * Net Core - Change CefSharp.Core.netcore output folder * Net Core - Restructure nuget packages * Net Core - Add Cefsharp.Core.Runtime.RefAssembly * Net Core - Hide CLI/C++ classes from intellisense Make sure users don't attempt to load them directly * Rename CefSharp.Core to CefSharp.Core.Runtime * Core - Restructure Net 4.5.2 packages to use CefSharp.Core.dll anycpu variant Attempt to load CefSharp.Core.Runtime at runtime rather than having to use msbuild to copy the correct version * Rename CefSharp.Core.netcore to CefSharp.Core * WPF/WinForms/OffScreen - Change from x86/64 to AnyCPU As they are all managed assemblies they can target AnyCPU. Includes CefSharp.dll * Convert RequestContextBuilder from C++ to C# Now part of the CefSharp.Core PublicApi * Update version number to 87.1.11 * Migrate more of the public Api to C# * Net Core - Basic restructure complete * Net Core - ModuleInitializer (Doesn't work yet) * Remove direct references to BrowserSettings * Net Core - ModuleInitializer load CefShar.Core.Runtime.dl * Net Core - Load libcef.dll via CLR Module initializer If no RID is specified then we can load libcef.dll using the module initializer * Add version to CefSharp.Core * Remove dependency on CefSharp.Core.Runtime Rewrite common targets * AnyCPU app.config transform Improve AnyCPU support * Improve Net Core 3 support Only delete CefSharp.Core.Runtime.dll when AnyCPU * Nuget - Add CefSharp.Core.Runtime reference when TargetFramework = NetCore * Fix Typos Based on #3306 * Net Core - Rename CefSharp.Core.Runtime RefAssembly source file * Net Full - Generate CefSharp.Core.Runtime Ref Assembly For now the powershell build script generates the .cs file based on a x86 release build.ps1 It's not possible to directly install GenApi as it requires a Sdk style project * Net Core - Old packages copy files to required folders * Test - Install newer .Net Compiler and set Lang Version to 7.3 * Net Core - Exclude Net 452 Runtime generated reference source * Core - Add Refactoring TODO * Ref Assembly - Generate source as part of build - Move ref assembly source generate into GenerateRefAssemblySource.ps1 - Call before project build Runs locally, see if Appveyor has a problem with the powershell script execution * Core - Add more factory methods to create instances of managed wrappers * Net Core - Make Initialzier properties internal Not quite sure what the public API should look like as yet, so making internal for now.
2020-12-16 10:47:34 +10:00
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