Revert addition of DOTNET_HOST_PATH to properties via the resolver#46246
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Revert addition of DOTNET_HOST_PATH to properties via the resolver#46246baronfel wants to merge 1 commit intodotnet:release/9.0.2xxfrom
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Closing in favor of a forward-fix in #46248. |
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Reverts #45364 due to VS testing of 9.0.200 finding several places in the SDK that were doing a combination of
Because of this combination tasks would hard-error.
A forward-facing fix would adjust these Tasks to set the required paths even in the presence of the DOTNET_HOST_PATH MSBuild property, but multiple Targets- and Task-facing changes this late in the cycle is pretty high-risk.