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@elinor-fung @ViktorHofer
We've added these lines so the build SDK would know how the rid being built fits in the graph.
I'd be surprised if we can just remove them, as that would mean they were not needed.
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Doesn't the SDK now add the distro specific RID into the graph? cc @dsplaisted
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Yes, the SDK that gets built has the non-portable rid added to it.
That's not what these lines are for: they are for making the SDK that is during the build (for example: a portable Microsoft SDK) know the non-portable rid.