I have a generated nuget package with a library compiled for W8 and WP8.1:
.nuspec:
<references>
<group targetFramework=".NETCore4.5">
<reference file="mylib.winmd" />
</group>
<group targetFramework="portable-wpa81">
<reference file="mylib.winmd" />
</group>
</references>
Since I plan to target also Win10 devices (desktop and phone-arm), I am thinking about adding the libraries to the same package. It's not quite clear if it's possible to generate a package containing these libs for w8, wp8, w10-x86 and w10-arm.
I am thinking about using the runtimes feature added in nuget 3. How to nuspec file should modify in this case? Should a runtimes xml node be added in nuspec file?
Did some of you guys faced/solved a similar problem?
Nuget 3+ specification definetly lacks examples. A good example of nuget package using UWP libs is Win2D.uwp. See also this discussion.
The package is a simple archive.
Basically, the winmd file is in uap10.0 folder, the dlls are in runtime/win10-x86 or runtime/win10-x64 or runtime/win10-arm.
Besides this, a description file is needed in: build/native/.targets
As a summary the file structure needs to look something like:
build
native
.targets file
lib
uap10.0
.winmd file
runtimes
win10-arm
.dll file
win10-x86
.dll file
win10-x64
.dll file
...
Hope this helps others not to loose precious hours...