fix: Remove RuntimeIdentifiers from .csproj to fix NuGet tool installation #89
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…ation The DotnetToolSettings.xml Version="2" format was preventing installation on .NET SDK 9.0.306 (requires 9.0.400+). Removing RuntimeIdentifiers from the .csproj files forces Version="1" format which is compatible with SDK 9.0.306. Changes: - Remove <RuntimeIdentifiers> property from all tool projects - RuntimeIdentifiers are still specified via -r flag in publish-self-contained.sh - NuGet packages now generate DotnetToolSettings.xml Version="1" - Tools can now be installed with: dotnet tool install -g <tool> --version <version> This fixes the issue introduced when the publish loop was removed from pack.sh in PR #87. The simplified pack approach triggered Version="2" format because dotnet pack saw RuntimeIdentifiers in the .csproj files. Fixes installation error: 'The settings file in the tool's NuGet package is invalid: Format version is higher than supported. This tool may not be supported in this SDK version.'
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Problem
The DotnetToolSettings.xml Version="2" format was preventing installation on .NET SDK 9.0.306 (requires 9.0.400+). This issue was introduced in PR #87 when the publish loop was removed from pack.sh.
Root Cause
When
dotnet packruns without--no-build, it sees<RuntimeIdentifiers>in the .csproj and generates DotnetToolSettings.xml Version="2" format, which requires .NET SDK 9.0.400+.Solution
Remove
<RuntimeIdentifiers>property from all tool projects. The RIDs are only needed for self-contained publishing, where they're specified via-r <RID>flag in publish-self-contained.sh.Changes
<RuntimeIdentifiers>from cycod.csproj, cycodt.csproj, cycodmd.csproj, cycodgr.csprojTesting
? Built and packed locally with version 1.0.0-alpha-20251222.2
? Verified DotnetToolSettings.xml uses Version="1"
? Successfully installed all tools:
dotnet tool install -g <tool> --version 1.0.0-alpha-20251222.2? Verified all tools run with correct version
Fixes
Installation error: