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Update targets when SDK1130 is addressed #808

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j0shuams opened this issue Apr 19, 2021 · 0 comments · Fixed by #919
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Update targets when SDK1130 is addressed #808

j0shuams opened this issue Apr 19, 2021 · 0 comments · Fixed by #919
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j0shuams commented Apr 19, 2021

In our work for a full authoring experience, we hit an issue when adding a project reference to a runtime component. The issue is the .winmd made by the component cannot flow into a native project, because of SDK1130. There will be an update to the dotnet target that throws 1130 so that the right .winmd can flow properly.

When this change goes in, we should just need to remove this line from our targets authoring targets. Also update the comments for that target
Validate via test apps (managed and native) that have project/package references to cswinrt components.

@j0shuams j0shuams added enhancement New feature or request authoring Related to authoring feature work labels Apr 19, 2021
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@j0shuams j0shuams added this to the Authoring milestone Apr 22, 2021
@angelazhangmsft angelazhangmsft added the fixed Issue has been fixed in an upcoming or existing release label Oct 1, 2021
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