Refactor Runtime Identifiers to Support .NET 8 and higher by default #4425
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This update refactors the project configuration to exclusively use portable runtime identifiers (
win-x86,win-x64,win-arm64), aligning with .NET 8’s default behavior and eliminating non-portable runtime identifiers (win10-x86,win10-x64,win10-arm64). This change simplifies the setup, reduces maintenance overhead, and prevents the NETSDK1206 warning by removing non-portable RIDs.For new projects targeting .NET 8 or higher, this configuration will work seamlessly. However, users with existing projects targeting .NET 7, using older project templates, and relying on the Microsoft.WinAppRuntime.Bootstrap.dll in unpackaged projects will need to take action. They must change their runtime identifiers to the portable format.