which would just append the path based on the location of the package.
This
would be taken from AssemblyFolders on Windows and pkg-config or mono
packages on Linux.
Not sure in what way AssemblyFolder and pkg-config packages are related ?
They both provide a way to specify the location
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which would just append the path based on the location of
Hi,
Okay I think I have a better idea now. So the difference seems to be
that on windows (win32) the AssemblyFolders is used to resolve a folder,
while the .pc file while list all of the dependent files in the
installed package (rpm). I think the two are fundamentally similar, and
(again from
Hi,
One more thing: Most applications are built to a single
directory. How about an output-path/ task that would set
the default place where task output files are placed? When
not specified this would default to the project directory (as
it is today). The value of the output path would
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Hi,
Okay I think I
