Move Visual Studio's Utf8JsonStreamReader & extensions to NuGet Shared#6833
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Move Visual Studio's Utf8JsonStreamReader & extensions to NuGet Shared#6833donnie-msft wants to merge 4 commits intodevfrom
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Without moving both implementations, I don't really see the point of moving it to shared. |
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Totally! That's why I have linked a Draft PR moving that as well. Feel free to propose ways around the blocking issue I've described in that PR description. Thanks |
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Bug
Fixes: NuGet/Home#14579
Description
Moves the Utf8Json helper classes into NuGet Shared.
At this time, I have only moved the implementation used for Visual Studio project.json migration.
The NuGet.ProjectModel implementation references a String resource. However, I can neither add a RESX file to NuGet Shared, nor can I get the compiler to find the Strings in each consuming csproj.
See Draft #6834
Here,

Stringsis not found:Adding a Resource file to build\Shared is not supported:

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