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Does the PR have any schema changes?Looking good! No breaking changes found. |
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TODO: include the PDBs |
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A prototype, to be incorporated into code generation tooling.
This PR refactors the
Pulumi.AzureNativeassembly into a set of assemblies, bundled together into aPulumi.AzureNativenuget package. The expected benefit is improved build time for the provider SDK, and possibly improved efficiency at runtime.No impact is expected to consumer projects, they continue to use a
<PackageReference>as normal. All assemblies in the package are included into the project's compile dependencies.Before:
After:
To build and install locally:
See also: NuGet/Home#3891 (comment)