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The thing you need to set is /p:DefineConstants=MAC note this will override constants set in the project like DEBUG or TRACE that may be set so the full version you would likely use would be
for a debug build
dotnet msbuild /p:DefineConstants=TRACE;DEBUG;NETCOREAPP1_1;MAC /p:Configuration=Debugand for a release build
dotnet msbuild /p:DefineConstants=TRACE;NETCOREAPP1_1;MAC /p:Configuration=ReleaseAn easier solution would create a configuration called Mac and in your csproj have
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