[release/6.0-rc1] Fix Microsoft.NETCore.Platforms builds on Unix #57757
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The casing of the SDK imported via the Sdk attribute was wrong which lead to: Microsoft.NETCore.Platforms.csproj : error MSB4236: The SDK 'Microsoft.NET.SDK' specified could not be found.
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@ericstj again I believe this should be treated as a tell-mode only change. It blocks servicing (updating RID groups) and hence needs to be ported into release/6.0. |
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Backport of #57739 to release/6.0-rc1
/cc @ViktorHofer
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