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[release/6.0.1xx] Use the portable rid for --use-current-runtime (backports #21748) #27849
[release/6.0.1xx] Use the portable rid for --use-current-runtime (backports #21748) #27849
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@dsplaisted CI is green. This is necessary for source-build as it fixes a bug that our test suite flags. |
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You may need tactics servicing approval for this.
Updated description with necessary info. |
FYI @marcpopMSFT for servicing, I think this would go in January now? |
Correct, we are code complete for the December release at this time. |
@dsplaisted @ayakael can you send mail to tactics for approval as the branches are now open though only for ~1 day |
This is approved for the February release. |
Backports #21748 to 6.0.1xx
Per @tmds
Customer impact
--use-current-runtime
is broken when building a non-portable SDK, outputting a non-portable RID when we should be outputting the portable RID. Multiple fixes were implemented along the way. This, with dotnet/installer#14816, should finally fix this issue.Testing
Risk
Low, as it has been backported to other 6.0.xxx feature sets.