[build] Remove omnisharp.json generation from xaprepare by jonathanpeppers · Pull Request #11631 · dotnet/android

jonathanpeppers · 2026-06-11T14:12:32Z

Context

Get_Omnisharp_Json in Step_GenerateFiles substituted two placeholders into build-tools/scripts/omnisharp.json.in and wrote omnisharp.json at the repo root for OmniSharp / VS Code C# extension users. The generated file was always .gitignored and nothing in the repo, build, or CI consumes it — it was purely a local-dev convenience.

Anyone who actually wants an omnisharp.json can keep their own local copy (it remains gitignored). Removing this generation slice is another small step in the slow xaprepare reduction, continuing the pattern from #11568, #11580, #11608, and #11613.

Audit

Before this change git grep -in "omnisharp" returned five hits. After it returns only one — the unrelated MSBuild-context guard in xaprepare.csproj that prevents xaprepare's targets from importing under OmniSharp's MSBuild process:

build-tools/xaprepare/xaprepare/xaprepare.csproj:52:
  <Import Project="xaprepare.targets" Condition=" $(MSBuildToolsPath.IndexOf('omnisharp')) < 0 " />

That guard is intentional and is not touched by this PR.

Changes

build-tools/xaprepare/xaprepare/Steps/Step_GenerateFiles.cs: drop the Get_Omnisharp_Json (context) entry from the generated-files list and delete the Get_Omnisharp_Json method.
Delete build-tools/scripts/omnisharp.json.in.
Remove /omnisharp.json from .gitignore — the file is no longer produced.

The shared properties used by the deleted method (MicrosoftDotnetSdkInternalPackageVersion, DotNetPreviewPath) are still referenced by Step_InstallDotNetPreview and xaprepare.targets, so they remain.

Verification

dotnet build build-tools/xaprepare/xaprepare/xaprepare.csproj -c Debug — 0 warnings, 0 errors.
git grep -in "omnisharp" — returns only the unrelated xaprepare.csproj guard described above.
No Documentation/ references to omnisharp; no .vscode/ folder in the repo.
Diff: 3 files, 35 deletions, 0 additions.

The Get_Omnisharp_Json step in Step_GenerateFiles substituted two placeholders into build-tools/scripts/omnisharp.json.in and wrote an omnisharp.json file at the repo root for OmniSharp / VS Code C# extension users. The generated file was always .gitignored and nothing in the repo, build, or CI consumes it -- it was purely a local-dev convenience. Anyone who actually wants an omnisharp.json can keep their own local copy (it remains gitignored). Removing the generation slice is another small step in the slow xaprepare reduction, following the same pattern as PRs #11568, #11580, #11608, and #11613. Audit before / after: ``git grep -in omnisharp`` previously returned five hits and now returns only one -- the unrelated MSBuild context guard in xaprepare.csproj that prevents xaprepare''s targets from importing under OmniSharp''s MSBuild process. That guard is intentional and is left untouched. Changes: - Step_GenerateFiles.cs: drop the Get_Omnisharp_Json (context) entry from the generated-files list and delete the Get_Omnisharp_Json method. - Delete build-tools/scripts/omnisharp.json.in. - Remove /omnisharp.json from .gitignore (the file is no longer produced). The shared properties used by the deleted method (MicrosoftDotnetSdkInternalPackageVersion, DotNetPreviewPath) are still referenced by Step_InstallDotNetPreview and xaprepare.targets, so they remain. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>

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Pull request overview

Removes local-developer-only omnisharp.json generation from xaprepare, continuing the ongoing reduction of xaprepare responsibilities in the build tooling.

Changes:

Removed Get_Omnisharp_Json from Step_GenerateFiles and deleted its implementation.
Deleted the build-tools/scripts/omnisharp.json.in template.
Updated .gitignore to stop ignoring /omnisharp.json.

Reviewed changes

Copilot reviewed 2 out of 3 changed files in this pull request and generated no comments.

File	Description
build-tools/xaprepare/xaprepare/Steps/Step_GenerateFiles.cs	Removes the omnisharp-generated-file entry and its generator method.
build-tools/scripts/omnisharp.json.in	Deletes the unused OmniSharp configuration template.
.gitignore	Removes the repo-root `omnisharp.json` ignore entry.

Keep the gitignore entry so contributors can drop their own local omnisharp.json without it showing up in `git status`. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>

Mirrors #11608 (which checked in `Mono.Android.Apis.projitems` the same way). See also #11568, #11580, #11613, #11631, #11657, #11658. ## What `build-tools/scripts/Ndk.projitems.in` was a template with `@NDK_*@` placeholders that the `Get_Ndk_projitems` generator in xaprepare filled in from constants in `BuildAndroidPlatforms.cs`. Those substitution values only change on rare NDK bumps, so generating the file on every build adds no value. This PR checks in the resolved file as a static `build-tools/scripts/Ndk.projitems` and removes the generator. ## Changes - **Add** `build-tools/scripts/Ndk.projitems` — the static, checked-in file. Rather than hardcoding values, it sources them from the existing properties in `Configuration.props` (which is imported before `Ndk.targets`): - `AndroidNdkVersion` → `$(_XAAndroidNdkRelease)` - `AndroidNdkPkgRevision` → `$(_XAAndroidNdkPkgRevision)` - the per-ABI `AndroidNdkApiLevel_*` → `$(AndroidMinimumDotNetApiLevel)` So there is nothing to keep in sync on an NDK/API bump. - **`build-tools/scripts/Ndk.targets`** — point `ProjitemsFile` at the new in-tree location (`$(MSBuildThisFileDirectory)Ndk.projitems`) instead of `bin/Build$(Configuration)/Ndk.projitems`. - **Delete** `build-tools/scripts/Ndk.projitems.in`. - **`Step_GenerateFiles.cs`** — remove the `Get_Ndk_projitems` method and its dispatch entry. - **`Configurables.cs`** — update a doc comment reference from `Ndk.projitems.in` → `Ndk.projitems`. ### Simplifications (from review) - **Collapsed the dead legacy/NET API-level split.** The legacy 32-bit minimum API level used to be lower than the .NET minimum, but they are identical now. Removed the two per-ABI properties that nothing references (`AndroidNdkApiLevel_Arm`, `AndroidNdkApiLevel_X86_Legacy`). The `arm64-v8a`/`x86_64` properties are kept because shipped targets (`Build.Tasks.targets`, `Common.props.in`, `NativeAOT.targets`) still consume them by name. - **Removed the `ApiLevelNET` item metadata.** `ApiLevelNET` was the .NET (.NET 6+) Android minimum API level vs. the legacy Xamarin.Android/Mono `ApiLevel`; the two are identical now and this repo is .NET-only. Its only consumer was `src/native/common/libunwind/libunwind-xamarin.targets`, which now reads `ApiLevel`. Dropped `ApiLevelNET` from all four `AndroidSupportedTargetJitAbi` items. The NDK constants in `BuildAndroidPlatforms.cs` are intentionally left untouched — they're still consumed by `Get_XABuildConfig_cs` and the cmake presets generator. ## Verification - `dotnet build build-tools/xaprepare/xaprepare/xaprepare.csproj -c Debug` → 0 errors / 0 warnings. - Evaluated the import chain via a standalone MSBuild harness (importing the real `Configuration.props`); it produces all four `AndroidSupportedTargetJitAbi` items with `ApiLevel`=24 and the expected `AndroidRID` metadata, matching prior generator output (NDK `28c` / pkg `28.2.13676358`). - Audits clean: `git grep Ndk.projitems.in`, `git grep Ndk_projitems`, `git grep ApiLevelNET`, and the old `bin/Build$(Configuration)/Ndk.projitems` path all return 0 hits. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>

Many xaprepare provisioning steps have been removed over the past year (#11332, #11348, #11399, #11440, #11441, #11636 and follow-up cleanups in #11568, #11580, #11608, #11613, #11631, #11657, #11658, #11731, #11732, #11733, #11737). The supporting scaffolding around those steps was left behind. This PR removes the verified-dead pieces in two passes. ## Files removed (first pass — original audit) | File | Justification | | --- | --- | | `Application/TestAssembly.cs` | Orphan test infra; only referenced by `TestAssemblyType.cs`. | | `Application/TestAssemblyType.cs` | Only referenced by `TestAssembly.cs`. | | `Application/StepWithDownloadProgress.cs` | No subclasses remain. | | `Application/NDKTool.cs` | NDK provisioning moved to MSBuild in #11440. Last consumer was the also-dead `Configurables.NDKTools` collection (removed below). | | `ToolRunners/SnRunner.cs` | Strong-naming tool runner; never instantiated. | | `ToolRunners/SnRunner.OutputSink.cs` | Partial sibling of `SnRunner`. | | `ToolRunners/CMakeRunner.cs` | Never instantiated. | | `ToolRunners/CMakeRunner.OutputSink.cs` | Partial sibling of `CMakeRunner`. | ## Files removed (second pass — repo-wide re-audit) | File | Justification | | --- | --- | | `ToolRunners/MakeRunner.Linux.cs` | Partial of `MakeRunner`; type never instantiated. | | `ToolRunners/MakeRunner.MacOS.cs` | Partial of `MakeRunner`. | | `ToolRunners/MakeRunner.OutputSink.Unix.cs` | Partial of `MakeRunner`. | | `ToolRunners/MakeRunner.Unix.cs` | Partial of `MakeRunner`. | | `ToolRunners/MSBuildRunner.cs` | Never instantiated. | | `ToolRunners/MSBuildRunner.OutputSink.cs` | Partial sibling of `MSBuildRunner`. | | `ToolRunners/NinjaRunner.cs` | Never instantiated. | | `ToolRunners/NinjaRunner.OutputSink.cs` | Partial sibling of `NinjaRunner`. | | `Application/ScenarioNoStandardEndSteps.cs` | Abstract class with zero subclasses. | ## Cascading cleanup - `ConfigAndData/Configurables.cs` — removed the dead `NDKTools` `List<NDKTool>` collection (lines 132–145). Rest of the file unchanged. ## Removed from initial deletion list after verification - `Application/Extensions.DictionaryOfProgramVersionParser.cs` — initial name-only audit flagged it as dead, but its `Add` extension method is consumed via dictionary collection-initializer syntax in `Application/VersionFetchers.cs`. The consumer never references the static class by name, which is why the first audit missed it. The file stays. - `Scenarios/Scenario_Required.cs` — looks unreferenced by static grep, but `Scenario` subclasses are reflectively discovered via the `[Scenario]` attribute in `Context.cs` (`Utilities.GetTypesWithCustomAttribute<ScenarioAttribute> ()`). Live. The file stays. ## Verification - `git grep -n -w <TypeName>` for each deleted type now returns 0 real hits (only unrelated `"TestAssembly"` string literals in `tests/Microsoft.Android.Sdk.TrimmableTypeMap.Tests/` remain — those are assembly-name strings, not the C# type). - `dotnet build build-tools/xaprepare/xaprepare/xaprepare.csproj -c Debug` → 0 warnings, 0 errors. ## Deferred follow-up The csproj conditionally excludes `*MacOS*` files from compilation when `HostOS != Darwin`, so static dead-code analysis from a Windows/Linux host can't see whether the macOS-only consumers are themselves live. These candidates need verification on a Mac host (or a build matrix) before deletion: - `Application/PkgProgram.MacOS.cs` - `Application/HomebrewProgram.MacOS.cs` - `ToolRunners/BrewRunner.MacOS.cs` - `ToolRunners/PkgutilRunner.MacOS.cs` - `ConfigAndData/Dependencies/MacOS.cs`

…ct (#11760) Continues the incremental dismantling of `xaprepare` (see #11568, #11580, #11608, #11613, #11631, #11657, #11658, #11731, #11732, #11733, #11737, #11740). Two more generator methods come out, and the work they did moves into a small dedicated MSBuild project. ## What changes Two xaprepare generators in `build-tools/xaprepare/xaprepare/Steps/Step_GenerateFiles.cs` are deleted: * `Get_Cmake_XA_Build_Configuration` — produced `bin/Build$(Configuration)/xa_build_configuration.cmake`, included by `src/native/CMakeLists.txt`. * `Get_Cmake_Presets` (and its `GetCmakePresetsCommon` helper) — produced `src/native/CMakePresets.json`, consumed by the `cmake` preset invocations in `src/native/native.targets`. Both are now generated by a new project: * **`src/native/cmake-config/cmake-config.csproj`** (`Microsoft.Build.NoTargets`) hosts `_GenerateCMakeFiles`, which uses the existing `ReplaceFileContents` MSBuild task to substitute the placeholders in `build-tools/scripts/xa_build_configuration.cmake.in` and `src/native/CMakePresets.json.in`. * `native-mono.csproj`, `native-clr.csproj`, and `native-nativeaot.csproj` each `<ProjectReference>` this project. ### Why a dedicated project (not just a target in `native.targets`) The three native csproj share two output files (`bin/Build$(Configuration)/xa_build_configuration.cmake` and `src/native/CMakePresets.json`). Hosting the generator in `native.targets` would either: * Race on the shared outputs under parallel msbuild (`/m`), or * Require a `'$(MSBuildProjectName)' == 'native-mono'` gate -- which breaks isolated `dotnet build native-clr.csproj` on a clean tree (the gitignored output files would never get generated). A dedicated project with three incoming `<ProjectReference>`s solves both: single producer, and project-reference ordering guarantees the outputs exist before any consumer's `cmake` preset call -- including for isolated single-csproj builds. ### Incremental correctness `_GenerateCMakeFiles` declares fully-anchored `Inputs`: * `build-tools/scripts/xa_build_configuration.cmake.in` * `src/native/CMakePresets.json.in` * `Configuration.props` (`AndroidNdkDirectory`, `NinjaPath`, `MicrosoftAndroidSdkOutDir`, `XAPackagesDir`, `AndroidMinimumDotNetApiLevel`) * `Directory.Build.props` (`TestOutputDirectory`) * `eng/Versions.props` (`MicrosoftNETCoreAppRefPackageVersion`) so editing any of those re-runs the target; a no-change rebuild skips it. (Note: `$(MSBuildAllProjects)` is intentionally **not** used -- it does not include imported `.props` files for SDK-style projects since MSBuild 16.0; verified empirically.) ### Cascading deletions in xaprepare * `Configurables.NativeSourcesDir` (was used only by `Get_Cmake_Presets`). * All eight `Configurables.Paths.NetcoreAppRuntimeAndroid*` / `CoreClrAppRuntimeAndroid*` properties (+ backing fields + the `GetNetcoreAppRuntimePath` / `GetCoreClrAppRuntimePath` helpers) -- the new MSBuild target reads `$(XAPackagesDir)` / `$(MicrosoftNETCoreAppRefPackageVersion)` directly. * The `Get_Cmake_*` entries in `Step_GenerateFiles.GetFilesToGenerate`. `BuildAndroidPlatforms.NdkMinimumAPI` / `NdkMinimumAPILegacy32` are kept -- still used by `Get_XABuildConfig_cs` (a separate generator for a future PR). ### What stays The `.in` template files are unchanged and still tracked in git -- the new MSBuild target reads them. The other generators in `Step_GenerateFiles.cs` (`Get_SourceLink_Json`, `Get_Configuration_OperatingSystem_props`, `Get_XABuildConfig_cs`, `AddOSSpecificSteps`) are out of scope and untouched. ## Verification On Windows: * `build.cmd Prepare -c Debug` * `dotnet-local.cmd build src\native\native-mono.csproj -c Debug` -> 0 errors, generates both files * `dotnet-local.cmd build src\native\native-clr.csproj -c Debug` -> 0 errors (incl. clean-tree isolated build) * `dotnet-local.cmd build src\native\native-nativeaot.csproj -c Debug` -> 0 errors * `dotnet-local.cmd build build-tools\xaprepare\xaprepare\xaprepare.csproj -c Debug` -> 0 errors Incremental behaviour verified by walking through MSBuild diagnostic output: * No-change rebuild: `Skipping target "_GenerateCMakeFiles" because all output files are up-to-date`. * `touch eng/Versions.props` + rebuild: `Building target "_GenerateCMakeFiles" completely`, outputs re-written. The generated `CMakePresets.json` and `xa_build_configuration.cmake` were diffed against the xaprepare baselines captured before the deletion; only the path separator normalisation (forward slashes throughout) differs, which both CMake and JSON accept on every platform. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>

### Context After #11636 (dotnet provisioning step removed) and #11731 (test-deps scenarios removed), `Context.AutoProvision` is `false` by default everywhere except hand-run dev provisioning, which is no longer in use. The per-OS package lists are populated at `OS.Init()` time but `EnsureDependencies` is effectively a no-op: - `OS.EnsureDependencies()` returns early when `AutoProvision` is false (the default), - nothing else in the codebase reads from the `Program` derivatives' install/uninstall paths, - the `BuildToolsInventory` writer remains driven only from `EssentialTools.MacOS.cs` (homebrew version detection). The `OS.Init() / InitializeDependencies() / EnsureDependencies()` machinery on `OS.cs` itself is intentionally **left in place** here — that's a larger refactor for a follow-up PR. This PR only strips the now-vestigial package-list data and the program/runner classes that fed it. ### Files deleted (Phase F — macOS, 4 files) - `Application/HomebrewProgram.MacOS.cs` - `Application/PkgProgram.MacOS.cs` - `ToolRunners/BrewRunner.MacOS.cs` - `ToolRunners/PkgutilRunner.MacOS.cs` ### Files deleted (Phase G — Linux, 5 files) - `Application/Program.Linux.cs` (`LinuxProgram` base — orphan after subclasses go) - `Application/Program.ArchLinux.cs` - `Application/Program.DebianLinux.cs` - `Application/Program.FedoraLinux.cs` - `Application/Program.GentooLinux.cs` ### Files deleted (Phase 3 — orphan) - `Application/IBuildInventoryItem.cs` (only implementor was `HomebrewProgram`; `BuildToolsInventory` itself stays, populated directly by `EssentialTools.MacOS.cs`). ### Files reduced to empty stubs `ConfigAndData/Dependencies/`: - `MacOS.cs` — `InitializeDependencies()` no-op (was Homebrew formula list + git fallback). - `Linux.Arch.cs` — class kept (referenced by `distroMap`); package list removed. - `Linux.Fedora.cs` — same. - `Linux.Gentoo.cs` — same. - `Linux.DebianCommon.cs` — common Debian/Ubuntu package list removed; `Flavor = "Debian"` kept. - `Linux.UbuntuCommon.cs` — `libtoolPackages` + `NeedLibtool` virtual + `InitOS` override removed (all dead). - `Linux.Debian.cs` — all per-version package lists (`packages`, `packagesPre10`, `packagesPreTrixie`, `packagesTrixieAndLater`, `packages10AndNewerBuildBots`) removed; release/codename detection (`EnsureVersionInformation`, `DebianUnstableVersionMap`, `IsDebian10OrNewer`, etc.) preserved as conservative scope. - `Linux.Ubuntu.cs` — `preCosmicPackages`, `cosmicPackages`, `preDiscoPackages` lists + `NeedLibtool` override removed; `UbuntuRelease` + `EnsureVersionInformation` preserved. - `Linux.Mint.cs` — `NeedLibtool` override removed (the property is gone from the base). `ConfigAndData/Dependencies/Windows.cs` was already a no-op stub — no edit. ### Verification Orphan audit (each `git grep -nw <Type> -- 'build-tools/xaprepare/*'` reports **0 hits**): - `HomebrewProgram`, `PkgProgram`, `BrewRunner`, `PkgutilRunner` - `ArchLinuxProgram`, `DebianLinuxProgram`, `FedoraLinuxProgram`, `GentooLinuxProgram`, `LinuxProgram` - `IBuildInventoryItem` Build: ``` dotnet build build-tools\xaprepare\xaprepare\xaprepare.csproj -c Debug Build succeeded. 0 Warning(s) 0 Error(s) ``` ### Out of scope (follow-up) - Removing the abstract `OS.InitializeDependencies()` declaration and the surrounding `EnsureDependencies()` machinery from `OperatingSystems/OS.cs`. - `VersionFetchers` / `ProgramVersionParser` / `RegexProgramVersionParser` / `SevenZipVersionParser` / `Extensions.DictionaryOfProgramVersionParser.cs` are kept — `Utilities.GetProgramVersion` still queries them from `Program.cs`, `ToolRunner.cs`, `EssentialTools.MacOS.cs`, and `OperatingSystems/MacOS.cs` (brew detection). ### Precedent #11568, #11580, #11608, #11613, #11631, #11657, #11658, #11731, #11732, #11733, #11737, #11740, #11760

…11826) ## Summary Moves `XABuildConfig.cs` generation out of `xaprepare` and into a new strong-named class library at `src/AndroidBuildConfig/AndroidBuildConfig.csproj` that produces `AndroidBuildConfig.dll`. This continues the incremental removal of `xaprepare`, following the precedent set by `cmake-config.csproj` (#11760) and the recent batch #11568, #11580, #11608, #11613, #11631, #11731, #11732, #11733, #11737, #11740, #11803, #11821, #11825. It also fixes a long-standing wart: previously `XABuildConfig.cs` was `<Compile Include>`'d into three different assemblies (`Xamarin.Android.Build.Tasks`, `Xamarin.ProjectTools`, and `Xamarin.Android.Build.Tests`), so every test that mentioned `XABuildConfig` produced a `CS0436` "type conflicts with imported type" warning — about **22** of them. Wrapping the type in its own assembly collapses it to a single definition that every consumer references normally. After this change `Xamarin.Android.Build.Tests` builds with **7** warnings (none for `XABuildConfig`). ## How it works `src/AndroidBuildConfig/AndroidBuildConfig.csproj`: - `Microsoft.NET.Sdk` / `netstandard2.0`, strong-named with `product.snk`. - `ProjectReference`s `Xamarin.Android.Tools.AndroidSdk` (for the `AndroidTargetArch` enum used by the template). - `<UsingTask>`s `ReplaceFileContents`, `GitCommitHash`, and `GitBranch` from `$(PrepTasksAssembly)`, all with `TaskFactory="TaskHostFactory" Runtime="NET"` per repo convention. - The `_GenerateXABuildConfig` target runs `BeforeTargets="BeforeCompile;CoreCompile"`, computes every substitution from MSBuild properties already exposed by `Configuration.props` (NDK major/minor/micro via `$(_XAAndroidNdkPkgRevision.Split('.'))`, API levels via `Split`/`Contains`, full commit hash via `GitCommitHash.CommitHash`, branch via `GitBranch.Branch`), and writes the file to `$(IntermediateOutputPath)XABuildConfig.cs`. The `<Compile Include>` lives inside the target so it resolves at execution time, when `IntermediateOutputPath` is final. - `XABuildConfig` is now `public static class` instead of `internal static class`. The three consumer csprojs lose their `<Compile Include="…XABuildConfig.cs" />` and now have a normal `<ProjectReference Include="…AndroidBuildConfig.csproj" />` (no `ReferenceOutputAssembly="False"`). `build-tools/installers/create-installers.targets` ships `AndroidBuildConfig.dll` + `.pdb` alongside `Xamarin.Android.Build.Tasks.dll`. ## xaprepare cleanup Removed dead code that only existed to feed the old `Get_XABuildConfig_cs` step: - `Step_GenerateFiles.Get_XABuildConfig_cs` and its `GetMajor` / `GetMinor` locals - `BuildInfo`: `NDKRevision`, `NDKVersionMajor`, `NDKVersionMinor`, `NDKVersionMicro`, `NDKVersion`, `XACommitHash`, `XABranch`, `GatherGitInfo`, `DetermineXACommitInfo`, `cachedNdkVersion` - `Context`: the `if (SelectedScenario.NeedsGitBuildInfo) { await BuildInfo.GatherGitInfo … }` block - `Scenario.NeedsGitBuildInfo` (and the `NeedsGitBuildInfo = true;` setters in `Scenario_Standard` and `Scenario_Required`) - `BuildAndroidPlatforms.cs` — entire file (only contained constants used by the deleted code) - `Utilities.ParseAndroidPkgRevision` - `GitRunner.GetTopCommitHash` and `GitRunner.GetBranchName` (class retained — still used by `BuildInfo.DetermineLastVersionChangeCommit`) ## Files **Added** - `src/AndroidBuildConfig/AndroidBuildConfig.csproj` **Renamed/moved** - `build-tools/scripts/XABuildConfig.cs.in` → `src/AndroidBuildConfig/XABuildConfig.cs.in` (`static class` → `public static class`) **Modified** - `src/Xamarin.Android.Build.Tasks/Xamarin.Android.Build.Tasks.csproj` - `src/Xamarin.Android.Build.Tasks/Tests/Xamarin.ProjectTools/Xamarin.ProjectTools.csproj` - `src/Xamarin.Android.Build.Tasks/Tests/Xamarin.Android.Build.Tests/Xamarin.Android.Build.Tests.csproj` - `build-tools/installers/create-installers.targets` - `build-tools/xaprepare/xaprepare/Steps/Step_GenerateFiles.cs` - `build-tools/xaprepare/xaprepare/Application/BuildInfo.cs` - `build-tools/xaprepare/xaprepare/Application/Context.cs` - `build-tools/xaprepare/xaprepare/Application/Scenario.cs` - `build-tools/xaprepare/xaprepare/Application/Utilities.cs` - `build-tools/xaprepare/xaprepare/Scenarios/Scenario_Standard.cs` - `build-tools/xaprepare/xaprepare/Scenarios/Scenario_Required.cs` - `build-tools/xaprepare/xaprepare/ToolRunners/GitRunner.cs` - `build-tools/xaprepare/README.md` **Deleted** - `build-tools/xaprepare/xaprepare/ConfigAndData/BuildAndroidPlatforms.cs` ## Verification - `AndroidBuildConfig.csproj`: 0 warnings, 0 errors. - `Xamarin.Android.Build.Tasks.csproj`: 0 errors, 85 pre-existing unrelated warnings (none for `XABuildConfig`). - `Xamarin.Android.Build.Tests.csproj`: 0 errors, **7** warnings — down from ~22; all `CS0436 XABuildConfig` conflicts eliminated. - `xaprepare.csproj`: 0 warnings, 0 errors. - Generated `XABuildConfig.cs` is semantically identical to the pre-change xaprepare output. The only token difference is the intentional `static class` → `public static class`; everything else (NDK split, API-level major/minor split, supported-ABIs semicolon list, full commit hash, branch name, etc.) matches the previous baseline byte-for-byte. Co-authored-by: Copilot App <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>

…11825) Continues the incremental removal of `xaprepare` by moving the `cgmanifest.json` generator out of the C# step `Step_GenerateCGManifest` and into a YAML `pwsh:` step that runs only on CI. The file is consumed exclusively by the Azure DevOps Component Governance Detection task (auto-injected on internal pipelines by `eng/common/core-templates/job/job.yml`). It is not consumed by any in-repo build target, so generating it from the C# Prepare step is no longer necessary. We cannot drop the file outright: `eng/common` ships CG infrastructure but it is not yet wired to auto-discover submodules in our pipelines, so the explicit `cgmanifest.json` is still the source of truth. Files: * Added: `build-tools/automation/yaml-templates/generate-cgmanifest.yaml` * Modified: `build-windows-steps.yaml`, `build-macos-steps.yaml`, `build-linux-steps.yaml`, `commercial-build.yaml` (call the new template after the Prepare/`make jenkins` step) * Modified: `Scenario_Standard.cs` (drop registration) * Modified: `GitRunner.cs` (remove now-unused `ConfigList` and `SubmoduleStatus` methods) * Deleted: `Step_GenerateCGManifest.cs` Verification: byte-for-byte diff of the YAML-generated `cgmanifest.json` against the previous C# output on Debug: Baseline=3144 New=3144 Total byte differences: 0 Precedent PRs in this stream: #11568, #11580, #11608, #11613, #11631, #11731, #11732, #11733, #11737, #11740, #11760, #11803, #11821. ### Simplify generate-cgmanifest.yaml using ConvertTo-Json Replace the hand-rolled StringBuilder JSON emission with PowerShell's `ConvertTo-Json`. The output is no longer byte-identical to the previous C# output (2-space indent instead of 4, and slightly different whitespace), but it is still valid JSON matching the component-detection-manifest schema. The Azure DevOps Component Governance Detection task parses the file, so formatting does not matter. Co-authored-by: Copilot App <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>

On Windows, xaprepare's Step_GenerateFiles.Windows.cs writes external/Java.Interop/bin/Build$(Configuration)/JdkInfo.props from build-tools/xaprepare/xaprepare/Resources/JdkInfo.Windows.props.in. But this file is immediately overwritten. The PrepareWindows.targets Prepare flow runs, in order: 1. `dotnet xaprepare -a` — writes JdkInfo.props (this code). 2. `MSBuild Xamarin.Android.BootstrapTasks.sln` — does not read JdkInfo.props. 3. `MSBuild src/workloads/workloads.csproj` — does not read JdkInfo.props. 4. `CallTarget PrepareJavaInterop` → `dotnet build -t:Prepare Java.Interop.sln` → external/Java.Interop/build-tools/scripts/Prepare.targets → runs the `JdkInfo` MSBuild task → overwrites JdkInfo.props with its own generated content. Nothing between step 1 and step 4 reads the file, and Java.Interop's Prepare always regenerates it. Now that external/Java.Interop is in-tree, we can safely delete the redundant write. This is the smallest-diff removal: * Delete Step_GenerateFiles.Windows.cs (the AddOSSpecificSteps partial). * Delete Resources/JdkInfo.Windows.props.in. * In Step_GenerateFiles.cs, drop the `partial void AddOSSpecificSteps` declaration and collapse GetFilesToGenerate so `atBuildStart == false` returns null. Ctor surface (atBuildStart, onlyRequired) is unchanged so Scenario_Required.cs is unaffected. * In Scenario_Standard.cs, remove the AddEndSteps override — the only thing it did was schedule the now-empty Step_GenerateFiles(atBuildStart: false). Preserved (future slices will address these): * Get_Configuration_OperatingSystem_props (D1). * OperatingSystems/*.cs and Context.OS.* surface. * PrepareWindows.targets, DotNet.targets, Java.Interop's Prepare.targets. Verification: * dotnet build build-tools/xaprepare/xaprepare/xaprepare.csproj -c Debug → Build succeeded. 0 Warning(s). 0 Error(s). * build.cmd -t:Prepare -c Debug (Windows, cold tree) → succeeds; the file external/Java.Interop/bin/BuildDebug/JdkInfo.props exists. * Compare-Object of the resulting JdkInfo.props before vs after this change → byte-identical (1493 bytes, SHA256 DE59A8061B7657831788FFED7BC1DEECA442E9181605083A4553DE7AC8C003A1), confirming Java.Interop's overwrite is what always ends up on disk. * Grep audit under build-tools/xaprepare/: no remaining references to Step_GenerateFiles.Windows, JdkInfo.Windows.props.in, or AddOSSpecificSteps. Follows previous xaprepare deletion slices #11568, #11580, #11608, #11613, #11631, #11731, #11732, #11733, #11737, #11740, #11760, #11803, #11821, #11825, #11826. Co-authored-by: Copilot App <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>

…xaprepare project (#11959) Follow-up to #11956, which moved the JDK half of `Configuration.OperatingSystem.props` to Java.Interop's `JdkInfo.props`. The remaining NDK / OS-info half has zero real consumers, so this PR: 1. Deletes the last generator template (`Configuration.OperatingSystem.props.in`). 2. Cascades through `Step_GenerateFiles`, both `Scenario_*` classes (which now had zero steps), and every supporting `OperatingSystems/`, `Context.*OS.cs`, `EssentialTools.*`, `ToolRunners/*`, `Configurables.*`, `Application/*`, and `Main.cs` file that only existed to feed the scenarios. 3. Deletes the whole `build-tools/xaprepare/` project. 4. Patches every integration point (`Makefile`, `PrepareWindows.targets`, `BuildEverything.mk`, CI YAML, docs) so `build.cmd -t:Prepare` and `make prepare` still work end-to-end. ## `Configuration.OperatingSystem.props.in` placeholder audit | Placeholder | Consumers outside the `.in` file | Action | | --- | --- | --- | | `HostOsName` | none | drop | | `HostOsFlavor` | none | drop | | `HostOsRelease` | none | drop | | `HostBits` | none (`ArchiveBase.HostBits` in `src/Xamarin.Installer.AndroidSDK/` is an unrelated C# property) | drop | | `NdkLlvmTag` | none (the NDK toolchain OS tag is resolved elsewhere via `_NdkToolchainOSTag` in `androidsdk.targets`) | drop | | `HostCpuCount` | only `Configuration.props:72` via `$(MakeConcurrency)` | drop | ## `$(MakeConcurrency)` audit The only definition was `Configuration.props:72`. A repo-wide grep of `.targets`, `.props`, `.projitems`, `Makefile`, and `.mk` files found zero consumers of the MSBuild property. The `MakeConcurrency` hits under `build-tools/xaprepare/` were an unrelated C# `Context.MakeConcurrency` property. **Result:** dropped the `MakeConcurrency` MSBuild property entirely (no `$([System.Environment]::ProcessorCount)` replacement needed) and removed the `$(MakeConcurrency)` bullet in `Documentation/building/configuration.md`. ## xaprepare integration audit (grep-confirmed, patched here) | Location | Change | | --- | --- | | `build-tools/xaprepare/` (entire tree) | **deleted** — 86 tracked files | | `Configuration.props` | dropped `<Import>` of the generated OS props, dropped `MakeConcurrency`, tidied the "between xaprepare and package creation tools" comment | | `.gitignore` | dropped `Configuration.OperatingSystem.props` | | `build-tools/scripts/PrepareWindows.targets` | removed `_XAPrepareExe`, `_XAPrepareStandardArgs`, `_BuildXAPrepare` target, and the `Exec dotnet $(_XAPrepareExe)` line. Repointed `Prepare` at `_InstallDotNet`. Kept the space-in-path guard, BootstrapTasks / workloads MSBuilds, and `PrepareJavaInterop` | | `Makefile` | dropped `PREPARE_PROJECT`, `PREPARE_NET_FX`, `PREPARE_ARGS`, `PREPARE_MSBUILD_FLAGS`, `PREPARE_SCENARIO`, `PREPARE_CI_PR`, `PREPARE_CI`, `_PREPARE_CI_MODE_*`, `_PREPARE_ARGS`, and all their conditionals. Dropped the `dotnet run --project xaprepare.csproj` line from `prepare`. Deleted the `prepare-help` target | | `build-tools/scripts/BuildEverything.mk` | `jenkins` no longer branches on `PREPARE_CI_PR`/`PREPARE_CI`; just `$(MAKE) prepare && $(MAKE) leeroy` | | `.github/workflows/copilot-setup-steps.yml` | dropped now-unused `PREPARE_CI=1` | | `build-tools/automation/azure-pipelines-apidocs.yaml` | dropped `PREPARE_CI=1` | | `build-tools/automation/yaml-templates/build-linux-steps.yaml` | dropped `PREPARE_CI=1` | | `build-tools/automation/yaml-templates/build-macos-steps.yaml` | dropped `PREPARE_CI=1` | | `build-tools/automation/yaml-templates/commercial-build.yaml` | dropped `PREPARE_CI=1` | | `build-tools/automation/yaml-templates/copy-extra-result-files.yaml` | dropped `**/Configuration.OperatingSystem.props` glob and the stale `Step_CopyExtraResultFilesForCI` xaprepare-step comment | | `build-tools/automation/yaml-templates/generate-cgmanifest.yaml` | dropped the stale `Step_GenerateCGManifest` xaprepare-step comment | | `build-tools/automation/yaml-templates/setup-jdk-variables.yaml` | renamed `$xaPrepareJdkPath` → `$xaJdkPath` for hygiene | | `Documentation/workflow/HowToAddNewApiLevel.md` | rewrote the "Add New Platform" section to point at `<_PlatformPackage>` entries in `src/androidsdk/androidsdk.targets` instead of `AndroidToolchain.cs`; updated the `--android-sdk-platforms=all` recipe to `dotnet-local build src/androidsdk/androidsdk.csproj -p:AndroidSdkPlatforms=all` | | `Documentation/building/unix/dependencies.md` | JDK-version link now points at `$(MicrosoftOpenJDKVersion)` in `/Configuration.props` instead of the deleted `Configurables.cs` | | `Documentation/building/configuration.md` | removed the `$(MakeConcurrency)` bullet | **Historical breadcrumb comments left as-is** (still accurate and useful for git-archaeology): - `.github/skills/update-tpn/SKILL.md` - `src/AndroidBuildConfig/AndroidBuildConfig.csproj` - `src/androidsdk/androidsdk.targets` - `src/native/cmake-config/cmake-config.csproj` - `src/workloads/workloads.csproj` ## Verification - `build.cmd Prepare` — succeeded end-to-end on Windows (0 warnings, 0 errors). The trimmed `Prepare` target ran through `_InstallDotNet`, the space-in-path guard, `Xamarin.Android.BootstrapTasks.sln`, `src/workloads/workloads.csproj`, and `PrepareJavaInterop`. - `dotnet build src\Xamarin.Android.Build.Tasks\Xamarin.Android.Build.Tasks.csproj -c Debug` — 0 errors (93 pre-existing warnings from `src/Mono.Android/` and generated MCW, unrelated to this change). - Repo-wide grep for `HostOsName`, `HostOsFlavor`, `HostOsRelease`, `HostCpuCount`, `NdkLlvmTag`, and the MSBuild `MakeConcurrency` property — clean. - Repo-wide grep for `xaprepare` — clean apart from the five intentional historical breadcrumb comments listed above. ## Diff stat 102 files changed, 25 insertions(+), 7891 deletions(-). ## Precedent chain Continues the multi-slice teardown started by #11568, #11580, #11608, #11613, #11631, #11731, #11732, #11733, #11737, #11740, #11760, #11803, #11821, #11825, #11826, #11945, #11946, #11956. Co-authored-by: Copilot App <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>

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Keep the gitignore entry so contributors can drop their own local omnisharp.json without it showing up in `git status`. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>

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