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✅ Dependency restores to incorrect package

I have a dotnet solution called A.sln which depends on another solution B.sln. Both A.sln and B.sln have some child projects which has some const value differences depending on the platform: * A.Win64.csproj, A.Win32.csproj, A.Posix64.csproj, A.Posix32.csproj * B.Win64.csproj, B.Win32.csproj, B.Posix64.csproj, B.Posix32.csproj For each of A's sub projects, it should depend on the right version of the B's subproject: * A.Win64.csproj -> B.Win64.csproj * A.Win32.csproj -> B.Win32.csproj * A.Posix64.csproj -> B.Posix64.csproj * A.Posix32.csproj -> B.Posix32.csproj But if I build the A.sln with dotnet build, the dependency is restored to only one version of B's subproject, for example: * A.Win64.csproj -> B.Posix64.csproj * A.Win32.csproj -> B.Posix64.csproj * A.Posix64.csproj -> B.Posix64.csproj * A.Posix32.csproj -> B.Posix64.csproj To avoid this issue, I had to manually iterate through all the sub projects like dotnet build A.Win64.csproj, dotnet build A.Win32.csproj, dotnet build A.Posix64.csproj, dotnet build A.Posix32.csproj. Is there any settings I can tweak to avoid this pitfall? Or should I file an issue about this?

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yeonOP•2mo ago

Actually, they are already on the GitHub: B : https://github.com/nalchi-net/GnsSharp A : https://github.com/nalchi-net/NalchiSharp A depends on the B via PackageReference to each nuget package

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yeonOP•2mo ago

Yeah

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yeonOP•2mo ago

I update NalchiSharp once the GnsSharp is public on nuget.org Let me clear the cache and restore NalchiSharp.sln...

    Directory: D:\...\NalchiSharp\NalchiSharp\obj

Mode                 LastWriteTime         Length Name
----                 -------------         ------ ----
-a---        2025-03-28  오후 8:33           3007 NalchiSharp.Steamworks.Posix64.csproj.nuget.dgspec.json
-a---        2025-03-28  오후 8:33           1592 NalchiSharp.Steamworks.Posix64.csproj.nuget.g.props
-a---        2025-03-28  오후 8:33            150 NalchiSharp.Steamworks.Posix64.csproj.nuget.g.targets
-a---        2025-03-28  오후 8:33           5959 project.assets.json
-a---        2025-03-28  오후 8:33            638 project.nuget.cache

    Directory: D:\...\NalchiSharp\NalchiSharp\obj

Mode                 LastWriteTime         Length Name
----                 -------------         ------ ----
-a---        2025-03-28  오후 8:33           3007 NalchiSharp.Steamworks.Posix64.csproj.nuget.dgspec.json
-a---        2025-03-28  오후 8:33           1592 NalchiSharp.Steamworks.Posix64.csproj.nuget.g.props
-a---        2025-03-28  오후 8:33            150 NalchiSharp.Steamworks.Posix64.csproj.nuget.g.targets
-a---        2025-03-28  오후 8:33           5959 project.assets.json
-a---        2025-03-28  오후 8:33            638 project.nuget.cache

Still, only the Posix64 is restored this way? Yep, after dotnet build NalchiSharp.sln, all the *.deps.json points to the same sub project: GnsSharp.Gns.Win32.dll Maybe I should just do it without seperate nuget packages for each configuration? But the code compiles quite differently depending on the constant, some internal class even doesn't exist in some configurations

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yeonOP•2mo ago

Hmm, should I create a seperate folders for each csproj s then? Ugh, I need to reference the source code outside of the folders then

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yeonOP•2mo ago

Because I didn't know that

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yeonOP•2mo ago

Thanks for explaining, it looks pretty handy

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yeonOP•2mo ago

I haven't figure out how the library user can defineconstant on the referenced project without modifying the referenced project That's why I did this

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yeonOP•2mo ago

It's a C++ binding, which has some size_t parameters

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yeonOP•2mo ago

Hmm

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yeonOP•2mo ago

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/core/rid-catalog#using-rids

.NET Runtime Identifier (RID) catalog - .NET

Learn about the runtime identifier (RID) and how RIDs are used in .NET.

yeonOP•2mo ago

Is this the one you've explained? Hmm, I think I should mess around this out myself Thanks a lot for telling me about this 🙂 And I thought the CMake alone is enough headache lol

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yeonOP•2mo ago

Hmm, the link is private for me

MODiX•2mo ago

https://discord.com/invite/HSuhTyG

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yeonOP•2mo ago

Yeah, splitting folders resolves the issue, I guess I'll resort to this for now Thanks again!

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