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Add Wolverine.SourceGeneration to slnx (supersedes #2575) #2592

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Add missing project to wolverine.slnx
saithis Apr 23, 2026
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Mark Wolverine.SourceGeneration as Build="false" in slnx
jeremydmiller Apr 26, 2026
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<Project Path="build/build.csproj">
<Build Project="false" />
</Project>
<Project Path="src/Wolverine.SourceGeneration/Wolverine.SourceGeneration.csproj">
<!--
Roslyn analyzer / source generator project. Targets only netstandard2.0
(required for analyzer loadability) and is pulled in transitively via
Wolverine.csproj's ProjectReference (OutputItemType="Analyzer") entry.
Marking it Build="false" here keeps the project visible in the IDE
solution view while preventing solution-level builds (especially when
a single TargetFramework is forced via the dotnet build framework flag,
e.g. net9.0) from failing with NETSDK1005 because no net9.0 target
exists in this project.
-->
<Build Project="false" />
</Project>
<Project Path="src/Wolverine/Wolverine.csproj" />
</Solution>
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