[mono] Fix sorting custom attributes in ILStrip #88435
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The change in dotnet#87923 was subtly wrong, the problem is that RID on a Cecil metadata token masks out the token type. We actually have to reconstruct the custom attribute coded-index.
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Started backporting to release/7.0-staging: https://github.com/dotnet/runtime/actions/runs/5467993606 |
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Thanks for the quick fix. cc @jandupej |
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The change in #87923 was subtly wrong, the problem is that RID on a Cecil metadata token masks out the token type. We actually have to reconstruct the custom attribute coded-index.
Credit to @lambdageek for the fix.