Explicitly omit RID from crossgen2 binary path

[jkotas]

Fixesdotnet/sdk#29177

[jkotas]

/backport to release/7.0

[github-actions]

Started backporting to release/7.0: https://github.com/dotnet/runtime/actions/runs/3527574284

[nagilson]

LGTM, but be aware that this is still a changed behavior. RuntimeIdentifier will be set where it didn't used to be set before, even if it's not in the path. And I don't know if that has implications with how crossgen uses RuntimeIdentifiers. SelfContained and friends shouldn't allow you to build/publish if you don't have a RuntimeIdentifier unless there is some spicy customization going on here. If there's logic somewhere to allow that, it's unnecessary if the SDK infers a RuntimeIdentifier for you now, so it could be removed.

Also, FYI failure in musl arm64 appears unrelated:

System.Net.Http.Tests.ContentDispositionHeaderValueTest.FileNameStar_NeedsEncoding_EncodedAndDecodedCorrectly [FAIL]
Assert.Equal() Failure
↓ (pos4)
Expected: FileÃName.bat
Actual: File?�Name.bat
↑ (pos4)

[jkotas]

@nagilson Thank you!

SelfContained and friends shouldn't allow you to build/publish if you don't have a RuntimeIdentifier unless there is some spicy customization going on here

There is a lot of customization in dotnet/runtime build. My reason for fixing the issue using AppendRuntimeIdentifierToOutputPath is that other very similar project has this property set, and so it is unlikely to run into unexpected issues.

the SDK infers a RuntimeIdentifier for you now

I do not think that the SDK can infer RuntimeIdentifier for us. dotnet/runtime supports number of cross-building scenarios (e.g. running on linux-x64 and building for linux-arm64). The RID has to be explicitly specified for these cases.

failure in musl arm64 appears unrelated

Yes, it is unrelated (build-analysis has a link to the tracking issue).

[nagilson]

I do not think that the SDK can infer RuntimeIdentifier for us

While the SDK might not be able to cleverly in this case, the breaking change is that it will try to use the machine RID if you have a property like SelfContained or PublishSingleFile, as normally these properties will fail your build if RuntimeIdentifier is not set.
UseCurrentRuntimeIdentifier would disable that. But I think the path decision was the right way to go, because we are also considering making net 8 apps RID specific by default, so then you'd need that andRuntimeSpecific = false.

dotnet/sdk#26028