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fix wrongly cased Microsoft.CSHARP.Targets#1271
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For reference, current error is: |
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@vivainio pythonnet.sln is a legacy solution. Please, use |
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@lostmsu ok, the fix is is csproj files so it doesn't matter. "dotnet msbuild pythonnet.15.sln" fails similarly, but I 'm not sure it's even supposed to work with Linux yet. |
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What does this implement/fix? Explain your changes.
"dotnet msbuild pythonnet.sln" fails in WSL2 because .targets files are wrongly cased, and Linux is case sensitive.
The command still fails, but at least for different error :).