XamlToCSharpGenerator.Build

Role

Provides the MSBuild props/targets layer that wires AXSG into project builds, backend selection, docs packaging, local analyzer deployment, and build-time runtime integration.

What ships

This package is a build-transitive shell. It does not expose a user-facing code assembly. Instead it contributes:

buildTransitive/XamlToCSharpGenerator.Build.props
buildTransitive/XamlToCSharpGenerator.Build.targets

Those files coordinate:

backend selection
generator/runtime asset wiring
local analyzer deployment for repo development
docs packaging hooks
hot-reload-related build behavior

This package is where package selection becomes real build behavior. It is the import layer that decides which generator/runtime pieces are wired into the consumer graph and how repo-local development differs from packaged consumption.

Install

<PackageReference Include="XamlToCSharpGenerator.Build" Version="x.y.z" />

Typical consumers

SDK/build integrators who need AXSG build behavior without the umbrella package
repos that want to override or inspect the imported targets directly
CI/release flows that package docs or generated artifacts as part of the same build

Common scenarios

Use this package directly when you are:

authoring a custom SDK or template
debugging buildTransitive behavior
integrating AXSG into a repo with its own target layering
maintaining CI/release/docs workflows that rely on shared build imports

What it is not

This package does not contain binding, selector, runtime, or editor semantics. It is an integration layer, not the implementation layer for those features.

Use it when

you need explicit build integration hooks
you are authoring custom SDK or project wiring
you need backend-switch or target import behavior without taking the umbrella package