[Mac] Output directory parameter is ignored when using dotnet publish

[Miepee]

Expected Behavior

When specifying the output directory, the .app folder should appear to the specified directory.

Actual Behavior

The .app is created in {PROJECT}/bin/{CONFIGURATION}/{FRAMEWORK} (i.e. Eto.Test.Mac/bin/debug/.net6.0)

Steps to Reproduce the Problem

1. Compile a project, for example Eto.Test.Mac, with dotnet publish -o macCompile

Specifications

• Version: 2.6.0
• Platform(s): Mac
• Operating System(s): macOS Big Sur

[cwensley]

Interesting, when I specify an output folder it actually gives me an error:

/Users/curtis/Projects/Eto/src/Eto.Mac/build/BundleDotNetCore.targets(248,5): error MSB3030: Could not copy the file "/Users/curtis/Downloads/woodle**/*" because it was not found. [/Users/curtis/Projects/Eto/test/Eto.Test.Mac/Eto.Test.Mac64.csproj]

The error can be fixed, though I can't replicate the issue where it goes to bin/{config}/{framework}, at least with Eto.Test.Mac64.csproj.

[cwensley]

Still some issues, try with this command dotnet build Eto.Test.Mac64.csproj -o ../../myMacBuild. While it doesn't have any errors, the actual .app bundle goes to the wrong place. It works if you supply a slash at the end, but you shouldn't have to.