Use dotnet certificate

[mmitche]

Use the dotnet certificate instead of Microsoft400.

dotnet/announcements#184

[mmitche]

Official build test: https://dev.azure.com/dnceng/internal/_build/results?buildId=1132948&view=results

[mmitche]

This may depend on #32585, but official build will show if or if not.

[mmitche]

Merged manifest looks good.

[mmitche]

@dougbu What to do about the compile errors in the quarantined tests?

[dougbu]

What to do about the compile errors in the quarantined tests?

I thought we fixed the Razor compilation errors everywhere @captainsafia❔ Either way, it's nothing related to your change @mmitche

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Separately, GitHub makes it look like you're updating the MessagePack-CSharp submodule and restoring the NuGet.config file there. Please do not do that.

[mmitche]

Separately, GitHub makes it look like you're updating the MessagePack-CSharp submodule and restoring the NuGet.config file there. Please do not do that.

Agh...one sec let me fix that...I use git commit -a a lot.

[dougbu]

I use git commit -a a lot.

No, never do that because it's an extra character to type😀 git commit . all day, every day.

But, you might want to use git submodule update --init --force --recursive a lot too😉

[mmitche]

I use git commit -a a lot.

No, never do that because it's an extra character to type😀 git commit . all day, every day.

But, you might want to use git submodule update --init --force --recursive a lot too😉

Option B: never use submodules :D

[captainsafia]

I thought we fixed the Razor compilation errors everywhere @captainsafia❔ Either way, it's nothing related to your change @mmitche

Not yet. We've been trying different things. The latest hammer attempt is #32581