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Bricks: platform allow-list and per-platform NuGet in brick manifests

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Assessment

Difficulty
4/5
Estimated time
3-5 days
Newbie friendliness
48/100
Issue type
Feature
Clarity
Mostly clear
Activity status
Active
Tech stack
csharp

Research direction

Start with Gaya/Gaya.Packages/PackageManifest.cs and docs/bricks/package.schema.json, then trace BuildProfiles.ShippingBricks and CsProjectGenerator.AddBrickPackages to see how brick manifests and platform profiles are used. Check dependency #236 and the platform roadmap in #100 for context on platform naming; done means platform filtering, per-platform NuGet entries, an early error naming unsupported bricks, updated schema and docs, and tests, with desktop export unchanged.

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Description

c:build c:gaya p:high size:M t:feature

Current State

Brick manifests (Gaya/Gaya.Packages/PackageManifest.cs, docs/bricks/package.schema.json) have one nuget map and client/server/editor flags, but no platform constraint. The UI brick lists desktop-only SkiaSharp natives and the vulkan brick lists GLFW; BuildProfiles.ShippingBricks filters only Client vs Server.

Tasks

  • Add a platforms allow-list (absent = any platform)
  • Add per-platform NuGet entries (decide naming)
  • ShippingBricks and CsProjectGenerator.AddBrickPackages honor the profile's platform
  • Export fails early naming the unsupported brick
  • Update the schema and brick docs

Acceptance Criteria

  • Tests for platform filtering and the failure message
  • Desktop export unchanged

Related

  • Android plan task A12 · seniority Mid · mergeable now (.NET 10)
  • Depends on: #236
  • Platform roadmap: #100
Dominant language
C#
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Merged PRs (30d)
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