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dsplaisted opened this issue Apr 10, 2020 · 2 comments · Fixed by dotnet/installer#10206
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This means having the option of using Mono for self-contained apps (ie console apps) targeting Windows, Mac, and Linux.

Dependent on a MONO runtime pack. This work is to allow SDK users to target this runtime pack via the CLI.

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wli3 commented Oct 28, 2020

@mhutch do you know if this is still needed?

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#11824 added the core support for this. What would be needed now is to have KnownRuntimePack items for Mono, and then UI (probably a property and possibly a command line option) that opts in to those runtime packs by setting the label on the implicit FrameworkReference.

marcpopMSFT pushed a commit to dotnet/installer that referenced this issue Apr 13, 2021
We need this now that we changed the name of the Mono-based runtime packs.

See dotnet/sdk#11824 for the design.

Fixes dotnet/sdk#11227
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