Bump the SDK back up again#33018
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- Publishing.props executes the `_GetPackageVersionInfo` target in Microsoft.AspNetCore.App.Runtime.csproj - that target currently fails when using a new SDK and desktop `msbuild`
- take us back to the 6.0.100-preview.5.21264.3 SDK This reverts commit 57b9c13.
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PR does a few things but first commit won't matter that much after next CI agent rollout. That said, isolation from desktop |
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I'm least sure about the changes in this file. @wtgodbe were these quarantined simply due to problems w/ the test app combined w/ the older SDK❔
Mostly wondering: Should we leave these quarantined for 30 days after this gets in i.e. don't un-quarantine as part of this PR❔
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Thoughts on this❔ I feel like I'm violating @BrennanConroy's new process😉
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Our new process. There are always exceptions to the rule, this wasn't flaky before the SDK issues right?
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I'm struggling to remember.
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These should be unquarantined, the flakiness was due to the SDK
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@dotnet/aspnet-blazor-eng my lower-level questions were mostly for you |
- used in Components.slnf and ComponentsNoDeps.slnf but hidden because it wasn't here
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Needs #33019 (thx @BrennanConroy) |
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Merge when ready. Idk if you want to preserve commits/messages etc. |
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YAY! |
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_GetPackageVersionInfotarget in Microsoft.AspNetCore.App.Runtime.csprojmsbuildRevert "Revert SDK update (#32785)"
This reverts commit 57b9c13.
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