Create a prototype of Microsoft.AspNetCore.App.RefOnly #25
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Prototype what it would look like for aspnetcore to follow the pattern set by Microsoft.NETCore.App. Differences between Microsoft.AspNetCore.App.RefOnly and Microsoft.AspNetCore.App * The package only contains reference assemblies in ref/netcoreapp2.1/ * The package does not have dependencies * There are not implementation binaries in lib/
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Awesome @natemcmaster. Lets sit down tomorrow and try some things. |
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Prototype what it would look like for aspnetcore to follow the pattern set by Microsoft.NETCore.App. Differences between Microsoft.AspNetCore.App.RefOnly and Microsoft.AspNetCore.App
@mikeharder do you have tools to do perf testing? @davidfowl want to know the impact of having few packages in the restore graph.
cc @muratg