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@maraf maraf commented Dec 6, 2025

Regression from #120330
Mitigates #122255

In the previous I have removed logic for "Generate Wasm AppBundle" from browser specific targets and removed setting the WasmGenerateAppBundle=false, because it should not do anything for browser. In the common targets we have a logic to compute run arguments, working dir and command. If WasmGenerateAppBundle=true this logic kicks in.

@maraf maraf added this to the 11.0.0 milestone Dec 6, 2025
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@maraf maraf added arch-wasm WebAssembly architecture area-Build-mono os-browser Browser variant of arch-wasm labels Dec 6, 2025
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Pull request overview

This PR mitigates a regression from PR #120330 by setting WasmGenerateAppBundle=false for browser-wasm projects. This prevents the automatic generation of run arguments that would otherwise be set when WasmGenerateAppBundle is true (as configured on lines 241-249 of the same file).

Key Changes:

  • Added a new property assignment that sets WasmGenerateAppBundle=false specifically when RuntimeIdentifier is browser-wasm
  • This assignment is placed before the existing general rule (line 178) to ensure it takes precedence

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