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Add .net5.0 asset in System.Device.Gpio #1193

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richlander opened this issue Sep 23, 2020 · 1 comment · Fixed by #1217
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Add .net5.0 asset in System.Device.Gpio #1193

richlander opened this issue Sep 23, 2020 · 1 comment · Fixed by #1217
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The System.Device.Gpio package contains old-style WinRT assets. Those are no longer compatible with the 5.0 runtime. I propose we fix this in an iterative fashion:

  1. Add a new net5.0 asset that is Linux-only.
  2. Add CSWinRT-generated code for the WinRT APIs that we are using.

Context: dotnet/runtime#42478
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That's allready been prepared. Also, we should definitelly keep the assembly platform-independent, as it is now.

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Adding crosstargeting in order to be able to call WinRT APIs in net5.0 joperezr/iot
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