Enable Blazor Explorer on Linux - #333
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Summary
net8.0and removing Windows-only project references from that pathWhy
The Blazor Explorer can provide a browser-based Package Explorer surface on Linux and CI hosts. The previous project graph required Windows-targeting assemblies even when no desktop UI was used.
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/home/johannes/Dokumente/hub/IDTA_submodel_metal_additive_manufacturing/tools/package-explorer/.dotnet/dotnet build src/BlazorExplorer/BlazorExplorer.csproj -c Debug --no-incremental -m:1 -nodeReuse:false --nologo -v:minimal -clp:ErrorsOnlynet8.0Blazor application on Linux without a GUIGET /returned HTTP 200GET /_content/BlazorInputFile/inputfile.jsreturned HTTP 200Scope
This is intentionally limited to the Blazor/Linux path. It does not change the Windows desktop Package Explorer, introduce a GUI requirement, or claim that desktop-only authentication, signing, or certificate-selection workflows are available on Linux.