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Use NuGet packages to install reference assemblies / targeting packs #1224
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@lbussell, Can you call out the impact of the xml files being removed in the description? This should be flagged as needing an announcement. |
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Co-authored-by: Matt Thalman <[email protected]>
Taking a deeper look at the IntelliSense files:
Using Old image
New image
So, it seems the current code for stripping the files doesn't work. I'll take another look at it. |
The issue was the regex escaping, I fixed it (and simplified it a little). New list of XML files: It is 458 KB of files instead of 800+ MB like before. XML Files
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Part of [Minimize usage of
dotnetbinaries
storage account (#1221)](#1221). Supersedes [Use combined reference assembly/targeting pack zip file (#1217)](#1217).This improves targeting pack acquisition by downloading them from NuGet packages instead of using files that we host ourselves.
This also fixes #1135. Or rather, makes it irrelevant, since we should prefer to host no files at all, even if we still need to use a for loop.