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[6.0] tvOS arm64 build graph failure: project file not loaded System.Composition.AttributedModel.csproj #84334
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Tagging subscribers to 'os-tvos': @steveisok, @akoeplinger Issue DetailsFound in the 6.0 branding PR: #84315
{
"ErrorMessage" : "The project file could not be loaded. Could not find a part of the path",
"BuildRetry": false,
"ErrorPattern": "",
"ExcludeConsoleLog": true
}
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It seems to me that Static graph restore either having a hard time with the relative path, or has an invalid value for LibrariesProjectRoot. Given the specific failure It's probably the relative path. Line 19 in 67354a2
@jeffkl does this issue look familiar? Seems like it might be race condition where static graph gets confused about relative directory. |
@ericstj I've seen this happen over the years with the MSBuild static graph API. For some reason a property does not have a value and the path gets mangled. At this point in restore, NuGet is loading projects via MSBuild so we're pretty confident something is wrong with static graph API. I'll ask around to see if anyone has figured out why this happens. Adding @dfederm who has seen this, were you able to figure out why it's happening? |
It's also possible that this has been fixed in later SDKs, @carlossanlop noticed in our 6.0 branch which is using 6.0.115 SDK. |
Found in the 6.0 branding PR: #84315
Build tvOS arm64 Release AllSubsets_Mono
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