[infra] Disable broken linux_musl Mono AOT cross-compiler jobs in .NET 8#105549
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@carlossanlop Could you please take a look? |
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So are we planning to backport this? |
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I am not sure, my understand is that in .NET 8 it was a niche feature. @directhex what do you think? |
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After merging #105460 we discovered that both:
linux_musl-x64 release CrossAOT_Mono crossaotandlinux_musl-arm64 release CrossAOT_Mono crossaotare broken jobs i.e., they never produced cross compiler packages.
The only package they did publish is the one we disabled in #105460 so the jobs are now failing in the official build (https://dev.azure.com/dnceng/internal/_build/results?buildId=2502592&view=logs&j=a8ec8236-0fa3-5615-96d9-fad9a048e3ab&t=7c71d56b-eebb-5a41-c166-16134978d78b&l=9).
By looking back in time (to Oct-2023) these jobs never worked properly and since we did not receive any customer complaints we are just disabling them for .NET 8.
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FWIW this is properly fixed in .NET9 via: 7f81848 but was not backported.