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* Add a native AOT project. * Fixes Text.Json to work with native AOT. * Fix silent errors on unit tests when testing the Red color which has a length of 3. * Allowing test custom configuration without the config.json file match the unit tests configurations. * Fix unit test if tested alone. * Add native project into solution. * Fix merge errors. * Setting ConfigurationManager.ThrowOnJsonErrors as true to throw any serialization issue when published file runs. * Remove unnecessary using's. * Added unit test to ensure all serialization is properly configured. * Fix warnings. * Remove ThrowOnJsonErrors. * Fix warnings. --------- Co-authored-by: Tig <tig@users.noreply.github.com>
Terminal.Gui C# SelfContained
This project aims to test the Terminal.Gui library to create a simple native AOT self-container GUI application in C#, ensuring that all its features are available.
With Debug the .csproj is used and with Release the latest nuget package is used, either in Solution Configurations or in Profile Publish or in the Publish_linux-x64 or in the Publish_osx-x64 files.
Unlike self-contained single-file publishing, native AOT publishing must be generated on the same platform as the target execution version. Therefore, if the target execution is Linux, then the publishing must be generated on a Linux operating system. Attempting to generate on Windows for the Linux target will throw an exception.
To publish the native AOT file in Debug or Release mode, it is not necessary to select it in the Solution Configurations, just choose the Debug or Release configuration in the Publish Profile or the *.sh files.
When executing the file directly from the native AOT file and needing to debug it, it will be necessary to attach it to the debugger, just like any other standalone application and selecting Native Code.