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ASP.NET Core has always included some Javascript code relying on Node.js. Until recently, it was all "compiled" ahead of time and the results checked into the dotnet/aspnetcore repository. That meant anyone could build .NET, including source-build, without having Node.js installed.
With dotnet/aspnetcore#53154, this behaviour is changing. The checked in pre-compiled javascript code is being removed. Node.js is now a required dependency to build ASP.NET Core, and thus, .NET.
The current plan is to rely on Node.js 20 for .NET 9.
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ASP.NET Core has always included some Javascript code relying on Node.js. Until recently, it was all "compiled" ahead of time and the results checked into the dotnet/aspnetcore repository. That meant anyone could build .NET, including source-build, without having Node.js installed.
With dotnet/aspnetcore#53154, this behaviour is changing. The checked in pre-compiled javascript code is being removed. Node.js is now a required dependency to build ASP.NET Core, and thus, .NET.
The current plan is to rely on Node.js 20 for .NET 9.
cc @dotnet/distro-maintainers
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