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Adding an arm64 target platform for a project cannot be done within VS today. And in fact doing it manually in msbuild causes the VS Configuration Manager to malfunction because the MSBuild project's AvailablePlatforms property does not include arm64. In fact it is set to this:
AvailablePlatforms = Any CPU,x86,x64
By adding arm64 to this list, VS lights up to allow users to intentionally target arm64.
See also #15434, which completes the story.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Adding an arm64 target platform for a project cannot be done within VS today. And in fact doing it manually in msbuild causes the VS Configuration Manager to malfunction because the MSBuild project's
AvailablePlatforms
property does not include arm64. In fact it is set to this:AvailablePlatforms = Any CPU,x86,x64
By adding
arm64
to this list, VS lights up to allow users to intentionally target arm64.See also #15434, which completes the story.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: