Build SQLServerSpatialTools with dotnet core on macos #15
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Sets target framework to net481, referencing Microsoft.NETFramework.ReferenceAssemblies and setting <Project Sdk="Microsoft.NET.Sdk" to enable the build magic. Removes pfx certificate building because not supported, LRS code because breaks build, and uses Microsoft.SqlServer.Server and Microsoft.SqlServer.Types from Nuget rather than local filesystem. Also disables AssemblyInfo.
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Hi there!
This pull requests aligns the
csprojwith dotnet core 9 so that modern users can build and deploy SQLServerSpatialTools without having to resort to finding legacy Visual Studio installs on Windows with out-of-support .net framework versions.I have also modified the project file to use Microsoft.SqlServer.Server and "Microsoft.SqlServer.Types from Nuget, which means users don't have to download any extra files or rely on local filesystem setup in order to build SqlServerSpatial Tools.
While I can't see any reason that this wouldn't build on other platforms, this has not been tested. I'm happy to make corrections should something be discovered all the same.
Apologies for the terse pull request - I found myself in a hole, am digging my way out, and hope that this can help other people suffering from similar!
The .dll is currently running on my test SQL Server 2022 server, and is giving every indication of working well.
Thanks,
Tom.