Downgrading the version of the SDK in order to workaround issue with missing 6.0.9 refpack#10781
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MattGal
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Is this only going to affect runtime, or does it affect other repos? |
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Any repo that has a project that targets net6.0, which pretty much means all repos that consume arcade. |
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We should ping infra folks from other teams so they're aware of this. |
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cc: @MattGal @mmitche @jkoritzinsky @carlossanlop
Turns out that the sdk version we picked in the previous arcade PR had the issue that others have found about missing the 6.0.9 refpack. This will cause repos to break when consuming the sdk if they have a project that uses targets net6.0. This change is downgrading to a version that doesn't have that problem (and that is able to build dotnet runtime) and has the changes required for the source generator work I was doing.