Given a project reference to a classlib with satellite assemblies
Build of the client app laysout the build incorrectly. Satellites are not in the correct directories.
find /Users/stmaclea/git/corefx/artifacts/bin/tests -name ReferencedClassLib.resources.dll
/Users/stmaclea/git/corefx/artifacts/bin/tests/System.Runtime.Loader.Tests/netcoreapp-OSX-Debug-x64/ReferencedClassLib.resources.dll
/Users/stmaclea/git/corefx/artifacts/bin/tests/ReferencedClassLib/netcoreapp-OSX-Debug-x64/en/ReferencedClassLib.resources.dll
<ProjectReference Include="ReferencedClassLibNeutralIsSatellite\ReferencedClassLibNeutralIsSatellite.csproj" />
<Project Sdk="Microsoft.NET.Sdk">
<PropertyGroup>
<ProjectGuid>{2CD5A44C-65B4-4C51-AC7B-B2938307848A}</ProjectGuid>
<Configurations>netcoreapp-Debug;netcoreapp-Release;uap-Debug;uap-Release</Configurations>
</PropertyGroup>
<ItemGroup>
<Compile Include="ReferencedClassLib.cs" />
<EmbeddedResource Include="ReferencedStrings*.resx" />
</ItemGroup>
</Project>
This is blocking writing proper satellite testing for classlibs in corefx.
Tracking dotnet/sdk#3185
/cc @jkotas @tarekgh @vivmishra I reported in SDK.
Given a project reference to a classlib with satellite assemblies
Build of the client app laysout the build incorrectly. Satellites are not in the correct directories.
This is blocking writing proper satellite testing for classlibs in corefx.
Tracking dotnet/sdk#3185
/cc @jkotas @tarekgh @vivmishra I reported in SDK.