Fix Linux/macOS native binary nesting in dotnet tool package#25
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Fix Linux/macOS native binary nesting in dotnet tool package#25
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Fix Linux/macOS native binary nesting in dotnet tool package
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When packing extension-less binaries (Linux/macOS
cirup) with aPackagePathending in the same name as the source file, MSBuild treats the final path segment as a directory, producingnative/linux-x64/cirup/cirupinstead ofnative/linux-x64/cirup. Windows was unaffected becausecirup.execarries an extension. This meant the dotnet tool silently installed but always failed to locate the native binary on Linux and macOS.The same bug existed in both the old
net10.0RID-specific packages (0.4.0, 0.5.0) and in the newnet8.0single-package approach introduced in this PR.Changes
nuget/tool/Devolutions.Cirup.Tool.csproj: Add trailing backslash toPackagePathfor all Linux/macOS binary entries, which tells MSBuild to treat the destination as a directory and preserve the source filename:💡 You can make Copilot smarter by setting up custom instructions, customizing its development environment and configuring Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers. Learn more Copilot coding agent tips in the docs.