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Bump version number to 17.9 #9283

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@tmeschter tmeschter commented Oct 12, 2023

The main branch is now targeting 17.9; update the version.json accordingly.

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The `main` branch is now targeting 17.9; update the version.json accordingly.
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melytc commented Oct 12, 2023

should we also update the fabricbot.json file? so that PRs are marked with an updated milestone?

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Also related changes in project-system-vscode.

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should we also update the fabricbot.json file? so that PRs are marked with an updated milestone?

That's on the to-do list (#9282).

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Interesting that version number change requires new packages ingestion.

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@smitpatel The failures seem to be around authentication, not ingestion.

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Add a global.json to force a particular SDK in hopes that resolves issues with NuGet restore.
Remove the global.json. The specified version of the SDK doesn't seem
to be installed on the build system, so we don't even get far enough to
encounter the NuGet authentication issue I'm seeing.
Currently we exclude the obj directory from the set of artifacts we
collect after a build as it contains only intermediate outputs rather
than the final outputs in the bin directory. However, those intermediate
outputs (such as the project.assets.json file) can be very useful in
diagnosing build problems.

Here we drop the obj directory exclusion so that we can get a copy of
the project.assets.json file from a PR build.
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Now that the project.assets.json from the PR build has been investigated
we can go back to filtering out the obj directory from artifacts.
Update the PR build to install the version of the .NET runtime used in
our unit test runs, specifically, 7.0.x. This wasn't previously needed,
so I can only guess that the build system image we were using came with
it preinstalled. It seems we can no longer count on that, so now we will
explicitly install it.

Without this our unit tests fail to run due to a lack of a runtime.
@tmeschter tmeschter merged commit eb5644e into dotnet:main Oct 16, 2023
@tmeschter tmeschter deleted the 231012-BumpVersionInMain branch October 16, 2023 02:09
@ghost ghost added this to the 17.8 milestone Oct 16, 2023
@tmeschter tmeschter modified the milestones: 17.8, 17.9 Oct 16, 2023
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