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| When using .NET Framework MSBuild, `BuildWithNetFrameworkHostedCompiler=true` ensures that | ||
| a C#/VB compiler corresponding to the current SDK version is used | ||
| instead of the default version that ships with MSBuild. | ||
| This uses the .NET Framework version of the compiler unlike `RoslynUseSdkCompiler`. |
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| This uses the .NET Framework version of the compiler unlike `RoslynUseSdkCompiler`. | |
| When this property is set to `true`, the .NET Framework version of the compiler is used, unlike `RoslynUseSdkCompiler`. |
| a C#/VB compiler corresponding to the current SDK version is used | ||
| instead of the default version that ships with MSBuild. | ||
| This uses the .NET Framework version of the compiler unlike `RoslynUseSdkCompiler`. | ||
| In some cases, this happens automatically when it is detected that MSBuild and SDK versions are different, |
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| In some cases, this happens automatically when it is detected that MSBuild and SDK versions are different, | |
| In some cases, this behavior happens automatically when it is detected that MSBuild and SDK versions are different, |
| instead of the default version that ships with MSBuild. | ||
| This uses the .NET Framework version of the compiler unlike `RoslynUseSdkCompiler`. | ||
| In some cases, this happens automatically when it is detected that MSBuild and SDK versions are different, | ||
| and then `BuildWithNetFrameworkHostedCompiler=false` can be used to opt out of this behavior. |
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| and then `BuildWithNetFrameworkHostedCompiler=false` can be used to opt out of this behavior. | |
| and then you can set `BuildWithNetFrameworkHostedCompiler=false` to opt out of the behavior. |
| When using .NET Framework MSBuild, `RoslynUseSdkCompiler=true` ensures that | ||
| a C#/VB compiler corresponding to the current SDK version is used | ||
| instead of the default version that ships with MSBuild. | ||
| This uses the .NET Core version of the compiler unlike `BuildWithNetFrameworkHostedCompiler`. |
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| This uses the .NET Core version of the compiler unlike `BuildWithNetFrameworkHostedCompiler`. | |
| When this property is set to `true`, the .NET Core version of the compiler is used, unlike `BuildWithNetFrameworkHostedCompiler`. |
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Documents the pre-existing property BuildWithNetFrameworkHostedCompiler and two related properties that are being added in dotnet/sdk#48028.
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