Remove pinned .NET Framework ref assembly package: let SDK provide it#6986
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LGTM if it works. @KirillOsenkov if you can't test let me know and we'll get a clean VM set up.
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OK, yes, confirmed the main branch fails to build, but this PR builds successfully.
Thanks @dagood for the quick turnaround!
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Glad to help, and good to hear! I don't have merge permissions here, so please feel free to go ahead when the time is right. 🙂 |
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Fixes #6935
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See #6966 (comment)
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Remove the package reference on
Microsoft.NETFramework.ReferenceAssemblies/1.0.0, which should let the SDK provide aMicrosoft.NETFramework.ReferenceAssemblies/1.0.2(or higher) reference.Testing
Built on Fedora 33 Linux with
./build.sh.@KirillOsenkov Can you give this a shot?