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The same build error is present, unfortunately. |
This file was added to pin a specific SDK version in order to work around issues in CI builds. This change removes that, in the hope that CI images no longer experience this issue.
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This file was added in #9649 to pin a specific SDK version in order to work around issues in CI builds. This change removes that, in the hope that CI images no longer experience this issue. Having a
global.jsonfile requires keeping it updated for security reasons, and we'd rather avoid that overhead here, and let the CI machines do the right thing by default.Microsoft Reviewers: Open in CodeFlow