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Ah, thanks; that was vexing me but I hadn't had time to dig. It kinda irks me when the image keeps changing underneath us - kinda defeats the purpose of a target image! I've overridden the CI change block - let's see how it does! |
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merged with thanks |
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Problem:
Same as #2042.
Instead of explicitly installing the .NET SDK, this change uses the SDK preinstalled in the image.
The relevant line was originally added in the following PR to use .NET 9.0:
bd4f75b#diff-92ab9a36df5d8e9f7076f2fdec59492d1ac2d9cf27ea046767a7fc4d542ef3dc
On December 22, 2024, AppVeyor updated the Visual Studio 2022 image, and the included .NET SDK was upgraded to 9.0.101:
https://www.appveyor.com/updates/2024/12/22/
Therefore, these lines is no longer necessary.