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Use separate partials for iOS&tvOS instead of UnknowUnix in System.Diagnostics.Process #61871
Use separate partials for iOS&tvOS instead of UnknowUnix in System.Diagnostics.Process #61871
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Tagging subscribers to this area: @dotnet/area-system-diagnostics-process Issue DetailsRe-using UnknownUnix partials with UnsupportedOSPlatform annotations for iOS&tvOS in System.Diagnostics.Process doesn't seem to be the right choice (see #61659 (comment)). To fix it, this PR is going to add separate partials for iOS&tvOS and clean up UnknownUnix files from PSNE annotations.
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#62235) * Exclude the managed code around libproc on iOS/tvOS (#61590) Since libproc is a private Apple API, it is not available on iOS/tvOS and should be excluded (see #61265 (comment) and above for more details). This PR excludes $(CommonPath)Interop\OSX\Interop.libproc.cs on the iOS/tvOS as well as makes some methods in Process, ProcessManager, and ProcessThread classes calling that API throw PNSE so that for iOS/tvOS it's possible to re-use the respective *.UnknownUnix.cs parts. * [iOS] Follow up changes for 61590 (#61670) This is a follow up PR for #61590. It includes: - additional UnsupportedOSPlatform annotations for some System.Diagnostics.Process APIs throwing PNSE on iOS/tvOS (they started doing so after excluding some managed logic around librpoc ) - fixing a bit ugly workaround for CS0649 (see https://github.com/dotnet/runtime/pull/61590/files#r749525127) - used a local pragma in the ThreadInfo class. - skipping the respective S.D.P. tests ( it will address [iOS/tvOS] System.Diagnostics.Tests.ProcessTests.TestGetProcesses fails on devices #60588 as well) * Skip System.Diagnostics.TextWriterTraceListenerTests.XmlWriterTraceListenerTests on iOS/tvOS (#61807) This marks System.Diagnostics.TextWriterTraceListenerTests.XmlWriterTraceListenerTests withSkipOnPlatform attribute for iOS/tvOS as those tests try to create a process info, which throws PNSE after S.D.Process API's around libproc have been excluded in #61590. * Disable several failing tests on iOSSimulator arm64 #61826 A few tests popped up as failures on the rolling build due to parts of System.Diagnostics.Process throwing PNSE. Disabled the functional tests from running on arm64 as mlaunch can't detect the return code. * Use separate partials for iOS&tvOS instead of UnknowUnix in System.Diagnostics.Process (#61871) * Remove NoWarn removal
Re-using UnknownUnix partials with UnsupportedOSPlatform annotations for iOS&tvOS in System.Diagnostics.Process doesn't seem to be the right choice (see #61659 (comment)). To fix it, this PR is going to add separate partials for iOS&tvOS and clean up UnknownUnix files from PSNE annotations.