Don't publish Microsoft.NET.Workload.Mono.ToolChain.Current.Manifest from runtime build#3021
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…from runtime build This regressed with dotnet/runtime@e5798b9 which removed removing the manifest packages from publishing in the runtime build.
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@akoeplinger Any risk for 10.0 that means we should get this in today (or not?) |
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@mmitche in theory it has no risk as nothing should be using these packages. but that also means it's "just" about reducing human confusion so I'd be fine taking this in 10.0.1 too |
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can you please approve so we can get this in for 10.0.1? thanks Tell-mode, infrastructure change with no actual impact to the product, Servicing-approved. |
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This regressed with dotnet/runtime@e5798b9 which removed removing the manifest packages from publishing in the runtime build with a runtime version number.
These packages are unused (only the ones with sdk-style version numbers are used) but they are confusing and they also seem to mess with darc dependency tracking.
Fixes #3019