I'm a little bit confused about how .NET is distributed. It seems that some parts of .NET are installed with Runtime while others are distributed with NuGet packages. Mostly all these parts are issued from the same github repository. In my company, we try to know exactly which code source was used to produce the libraries we are using (in the case of open source software) and we are not sure for .NET. Do you have more insights than me or advice?
Increased search capabilities in #JetBrainsRider is an awesome addition. This should make it a lot easier for folks to find those symbols that might be hiding in the depths of your solution structure.
Add this Directory.Build.targets and make images for all of the TargetFramework(s) or RuntimeIdentifier(s) in a project/solution at once with dotnet build /t:Containerize
I've been playing with this and it feels pretty nice. This is a single project with linux-arm64 and linux-x64 RIDs, but then I added another for linux-arm on the second run. This would work for solutions as well.
The new build window in #JetBrainsRider 2023.2 EAP is an amazing improvement for working through issues. Use the toolbar to navigate between warnings and errors quickly. #dotnet