Build: Move global.json so it used in all repo ops#7802
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Merging this as want to get the build back to green.. |
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Description
Following on from #7799
Because dotnet CLI looks for
global.jsonfrom working directory and upwards this PR moves theglobal.jsonto the root of the repo.This ensures all dotnet commands respect the SDK version
global.jsonspecifies.How Has This Been Tested?
On my fork by running build and publish to check they both use fixed SDK
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Checklist:
dev).