if [ "$__HostArch" == "x64" ]; then
if [ "$__HostOS" == "Linux" ]; then
- if [ "$__DistroRid" == "ubuntu.14.04-x64" ]; then
- __isMSBuildOnNETCoreSupported=1
- elif [ "$__DistroRid" == "rhel.7.2-x64" ]; then
- __isMSBuildOnNETCoreSupported=1
- elif [ "$__DistroRid" == "debian.8-x64" ]; then
- __isMSBuildOnNETCoreSupported=1
- fi
+ case "$__DistroRid" in
+ "centos.7-x64")
+ __isMSBuildOnNETCoreSupported=1
+ ;;
+ "debian.8-x64")
+ __isMSBuildOnNETCoreSupported=1
+ ;;
+ "fedora.23-x64")
+ __isMSBuildOnNETCoreSupported=1
+ ;;
+ "opensuse.13.2-x64")
+ __isMSBuildOnNETCoreSupported=1
+ ;;
+ "rhel.7.2-x64")
+ __isMSBuildOnNETCoreSupported=1
+ ;;
+ "ubuntu.14.04-x64")
+ __isMSBuildOnNETCoreSupported=1
+ ;;
+ "ubuntu.16.04-x64")
+ __isMSBuildOnNETCoreSupported=1
+ ;;
+ *)
+ esac
elif [ "$__HostOS" == "OSX" ]; then
__isMSBuildOnNETCoreSupported=1
fi
# Use uname to determine what the CPU is.
CPUName=$(uname -p)
# Some Linux platforms report unknown for platform, but the arch for machine.
-if [ $CPUName == "unknown" ]; then
+if [ "$CPUName" == "unknown" ]; then
CPUName=$(uname -m)
fi