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Revert "Using NuGet.ProjectModel from the install path to avoid versi… #1467
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…on conflicts (#566)"
Without this PR, some tests such as the LoadOutdatedQSharpProject test in ProjectLoaderTests were failing as follows:
This reverts commit 5fc3bab, aka PR #566, which looks like it was intended to resolve this issue in the past. But from printfs I added, I don't think that additional code was doing anything in this newer version of .NET to locate NuGet assemblies required by msbuild. I don't know why, but this PR will remove that code as it no longer seems necessary to me.
To buy some time for an msbuild god's help, we can upgrade our version of NuGet.ProjectModel. It has already been referenced in the language server project file since 0b3d4b3 anyway.
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