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- Modified DnSpyCommon.props and Directory.Build.props to support cross-platform net10.0 target for dnSpy.Console and its decompiler dependencies. - Updated dnSpy.Console.csproj and dnSpy.Decompiler.csproj to use Microsoft.NET.Sdk and conditionally configure WPF/WinForms only on Windows. - Added preprocessor-conditional fallback for ResXResourceWriter in ResXResourceFileWriter.cs to allow compiling and writing resx files on Linux. - Updated build.ps1 and GitHub Actions CI workflow to support building and packaging net-linux platform target.
- Modified DnSpyCommon.props and Directory.Build.props to support cross-platform net10.0 target for dnSpy.Console and its decompiler dependencies. - Fix CI error NETSDK1082 by dynamically setting DnSpyRuntimeIdentifiers to linux-x64 only when the current target framework is net10.0. - Updated dnSpy.Console.csproj and dnSpy.Decompiler.csproj to use Microsoft.NET.Sdk and conditionally configure WPF/WinForms only on Windows. - Added preprocessor-conditional fallback for ResXResourceWriter in ResXResourceFileWriter.cs to allow compiling and writing resx files on Linux. - Updated build.ps1 and GitHub Actions CI workflow to support building and packaging net-linux platform target.
…17604809463960779940 Enable Linux builds for dnSpy.Console
… builds This commit resolves MSBuild warning MSB3270 during Linux cross-platform builds where dnSpy.Console (targeting AnyCPU/MSIL) references dnSpy.Contracts.Logic and dnSpy.Decompiler. By conditionally specifying PlatformTarget=AnyCPU when the target framework is net10.0, we ensure that both referenced class libraries are built as AnyCPU (MSIL) rather than defaulting to the host's x64 (AMD64) architecture, thereby aligning the target architecture and eliminating the mismatch warning. This is scoped strictly to TargetFramework=net10.0 to completely avoid any unintended impact on Windows builds.
Fix MSB3270 Processor Architecture Mismatch for Linux net10.0 Builds
…tLinux Specify -p:PublishDir="$publishDir/" explicitly during the Linux publish step to ensure that files are placed into the correct output directory ($net_baseoutput/net10.0-linux/publish) instead of the default location. This fixes the CI artifact upload and prevents conflicts with the Windows builds.
…18647646537269 Fix Build-NetLinux output and CI paths conflict
When invoking dotnet publish or msbuild with PublishDir, the target path is resolved relative to the csproj file directory, causing output to land in an unintended subdirectory. Resolving $publishDir to an absolute path ($absolutePublishDir) fixes the destination and ensures subsequent copying of extension DLLs works correctly in CI.
Explicitly pass -p:PublishDir="$publishDir/" resolving directly via "$PSScriptRoot" to ensure that the publish directory is an absolute path. This guarantees that msbuild/dotnet publish writes to the correct target directory ($net_baseoutput\net10.0-linux\publish) in both local and CI environments.
…18647646537269 Fix/net linux publish path 12680118647646537269
…into feat/linux-build
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Problem
Currently,
dnSpyEx.Consoleis only available for Windows. This restricts its availability on Linux-based systems, preventing automated tools, CI/CD pipelines, and modern Linux-hosted AI agents from easily running and interacting with dnSpyEx via CLI.Solution
dnSpyEx.Consoletargeting Linux environments.Note: This change focuses almost entirely on project config and doesn't introduce major modifications to existing codebase/logic.
ResXdependencies so the console can compile and run on Linux.