Revert multiple SDK updates.#33920
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I'm still trying to figure out what the problem is and how to fix the internal build issues, but I want to have this ready as a backup if the fix is non-trivial. |
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This already passed an internal build https://dev.azure.com/dnceng/internal/_build/results?buildId=1209830&view=results |
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In case we don't have other alternatives identified, we can check this in.
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Remember to revert this if you end up checking this in.
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I assume the internal build issues are unrelated to the source generator change?
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I assume the internal build issues are unrelated to any source gen stuff. We consistently see the following error when publishing successfully built assets.
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@captainsafia see Teams conversation in Build channel. @halter73 is going back two SDK updates (your #33833 and @BrennanConroy's #33719) to get back to a known-good state while we let those w/ actual knowledge e.g. @rainersigwald @MattGal figure things out. |
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Yep. Sounds good.
I'm working on tracking down this one. |
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Closing in favor of #33922 |
This seems to fix multiple internal builds and avoids the following error when building in VS.