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Move DynamicCodeSupport default into aot targets #87135
Move DynamicCodeSupport default into aot targets #87135
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Is there any way to test these things in
dotnet/runtime
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I'm not aware of any current test infra in runtime to check that MSBuild settings correctly flow into the runtimeconfig or ILC - and I doubt folks would want to add SDK-style project tests to runtime.
At least the SDK test you added will check this once the change flows into SDK:
https://github.com/dotnet/sdk/blob/aeec71c8cb155a57e2e57f6507dd58ec9e4f3224/src/Tests/Microsoft.NET.Publish.Tests/GivenThatWeWantToPublishAnAotApp.cs#L825
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We compile all NativeAOT tests in dotnet/runtime using this target so we could check for this in NativeAOT (look for the appcontext switch at runtime). But it won't cover CoreCLR so we could still have a bug that this is only set in Publish and not know about it. Not sure it's worth the trouble just for that.