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Since we shipped .NET Core 1.0, our document 'rtm.md' is no longer
relevant. We should update 'roadmap.md', but that's a separate PR.
This fixes #11374.
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- .CoreCLR.cs: CoreCLR-runtime specific files
- .CoreRT.cs: CoreRT-runtime specifc files
- .Uap.cs: Universal app platform specific files. Both UAP (Universal App Platform) and UWP (Universal Windows Platform) have been used interchangeably. I have picked UAP for the file names since it is the name used in the RID (e.g. uap101). There are number of places where UWP is used in the comments and such - I have not done anything about those.
Update documentation to match the current state of affairs
- Delete stale guidance for facade projects
- Update lists and examples to use the current RIDs
- Fix some typos
Fixes issue #9875.
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Update developer-guide.md
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The feature know as "Open Source Signing" was implemented in the compilers as "Public Signing". The term OSS was dropped after conversations with Immo as it was applicable to other projects. It was simply signing with the public key hence better named "Public Signing". Missed updating this documentation when that change was made.
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reflect the usage of run.exe
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Adding documentation for building corefx for Linux ARM Emulator
Signed-off-by: Prajwal A N <an.prajwal@samsung.com>
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* Direct readers to the docs
* Update net-platform-standard.md
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* Add docs for PR (feedback)
Fixes #1063
* Change sentence style
* Fix some wording
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* Add step by step instructions for using MSBuild to target .NET Core
* Rearrange and edit instructions for targeting .NET Core with MSBuild
* Link to updated NuGet extension for VS, add instructions allowing PCL/dnxcore50 packages to be referenced
* Reformatting
* Update existing getting started instructions
* Change prerequisite to VS 2015 Update 3, which fixes error that AnyCPU isn't supported
* Add comments for MSBuild properties
* Recommend project.json for new projects
* Add CoreApp as another recommendation to start with
* Start with Console app template instead of portable library, use Microsoft.NETCore.App package
* Fix indentation
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Fixes #8381
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Update windows-instructions.md
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The debugging extension is now copied in the test folder.
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update project management section of issue guide
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Make `uap10` -> `uap10.0` as that's the only way NuGet parses it correctly. Also bump up `netstandard` range to reflect current status.
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Adding image example for PerfView collection.
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Clean up all non-essential references to DNXCore50.
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Requires https://github.com/dotnet/buildtools/pull/751
This makes all the tests resolve using NETCoreApp1.0 instead of
DNXCore50. I've removed the netstandard1.6 import since that is no
longer needed. I've also removed the workarounds from tests that were
targeting netcoreapp1.0 on their own. For restore compat I've added an
DNXCore50 import to every test project. These can be removed once
test-runtime packages are updated to target NETCoreApp1.0.
I've updated all the test scripts which were assuming DNXCore50 as well
as docs which referred to this path.
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calculated. (#8734)
Adding versioning.md which contains documentation on how versioning is
calculated.
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Update the docs to represent the new name and new NETStandard version.
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Update Unix build instructions
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- Drill into a little more detail about dependencies for both the native
and managed builds (so folks who aren't running Ubuntu 14.04 but want
to build the native components have an idea as to what sort of
packages they might need).
- Call out the additional components needed for the managed build (which
can't be preformed everywhere today, because of the CLI dependency).
- Add additional packages to the Ubuntu 14.04 "quick start" list. I
found that some of these were not present in my clean Ubuntu 14.04
docker image by default.
- Remove the low value "These instructions have been validated on"
section. Managed code building didn't work on many of the platforms
today, and the document now seperates the what from the how when it
comes to pre-reqs.
Fixes #8136
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The disclaimer is not accurate any longer. These features are implemented in the packages and can be consumed with the newer tools. I replaced the mention of "DNU" with ".NET CLI" in the supported tools section.
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