Delete Microsoft.NETCore.Targets package #52261
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That package was needed in the 1.x timeframe and later in 2.x brought back to trim out 1.x runtime references. As the live version of that package isn't directly referenced anymore by any component in at least the dotnet org. Source build has a checked in state so that the dependent packages in 2.x can still build with it.
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Tagging subscribers to this area: @Anipik, @safern, @ViktorHofer Issue DetailsThat package was needed in the 1.x timeframe and later in 2.x brought
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dotnet/sdk#3044 talked about the problem that brought this package back. |
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That package was needed in the 1.x timeframe and later in 2.x brought
back to trim out 1.x runtime references. As the live version of that
package isn't directly referenced anymore by any component in at least
the dotnet org. Source build has a checked in state so that the
dependent packages in 2.x can still build with it.