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Age	Commit message (Collapse)	Author
2017-04-21	Only build shims once for UAP	Eric St. John
	Previously an AllConfigurations build would build the shims twice for UAP using the exact same inputs and put them in seperate output directories. These two builds were previously racing when writing to UAPPackageRefPath. After my change to write unique file names this fixed the race but caused duplicate files to be added to the package. Fix this by making the UAPAOT configuration specific to ApiCompat.
2017-04-12	Add NETStandard.Library.NETFramework package	Eric St. John
	This package is a support package for NETStandard2.0 on .NET 4.6.1.
2017-04-06	Add netfx configuration to shim project to build netstandard shim	Wes Haggard

2017-04-05	Update VerifyNETStandard target to use live netstandard package	Wes Haggard
	We never updated the VerifyNETStandard target in our pkg package when we started automatically consuming the NETStandard.Library package so this change fixes it to use the same package as we are consuming elsewhere in corefx. Also adds System.ServiceModel.Web shim to the set of shims we support
2017-03-30	Fix signing of shims by passing the right strongname	Jose Perez Rodriguez

2017-03-29	Re-authoring the UAP package to make sure we have the right set of assemblies	Jose Perez Rodriguez

2017-03-02	Add System.Transactions to the list of NetFx shims	Wes Haggard
	Now that we renamed the core transactions library to System.Transactions.Local we can add the NetFx System.Transactions to the shim list
2017-02-23	Update shim bin-placing to use binplace.targets	Wes Haggard
	Also disable apicompat checks for uap* when in BuildAllConfigurations mode because it doesn't have a RuntimePath correctly setup for those configurations.
2017-02-22	Changing uap and uapaot apiCompat baselines to run against implementation ↵	Jose Perez Rodriguez
	instead of reference assemblies (#16132) Changing uap and uapaot apiCompat baselines to run against implementation instead of reference assemblies