Cleanup: remove Xamarin.Android.Bindings.targets and _AndroidIsBindingProject usage #10337
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This PR removes the legacy
Xamarin.Android.Bindings.targetsfile and all usage of the private$(_AndroidIsBindingProject)MSBuild property, as these are only relevant for legacy Xamarin.Android binding projects and are not used in .NET 6+ projects.Changes Made
Removed Legacy Files
Xamarin.Android.Bindings.targets(172 lines) - This file was the entry point for legacy binding projects and is not imported by .NET 6+ projectsXamarin.Android.Build.Tasks.targetsInlined
$(_AndroidIsBindingProject)LogicSince
$(_AndroidIsBindingProject)can never be true in .NET 6+, the logic has been simplified by:== 'True'- These blocks would never execute!= 'True'- These blocks would always execute, so the condition was removedFiles Updated:
Xamarin.Android.DesignTime.targets- SimplifiedMakeDirconditionXamarin.Android.Tooling.targets- Inlined dependency targets and simplifiedResolveJdkJvmPathconditionXamarin.Android.EmbeddedResource.targets- Kept non-binding project logic (includes_AddMultiDexDependencyJars)Xamarin.Android.AvailableItems.targets- Removed condition on item groupPreserved Compatibility
tests/that still importXamarin.Android.Bindings.targetsare left unchanged as intendedVerification
$(_AndroidIsBindingProject)remain in source filesXamarin.Android.Bindings.targetsremain in source files (excluding expected test projects)Fixes #10336.
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