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Fixes #9

Also bumped the version of Aspire that is supported so it doesn't keep falling to the nightly feed

Fixes dotnet#9

Also bumped the version of Aspire that is supported so it doesn't keep falling to the nightly feed
@@ -10,27 +10,30 @@

set -e

# Set the current latest Aspire version here
ASPIRE_LATEST_VERSION="9.3.1"
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@radical @joperezr - is there a way we can make this more data driven? Kind of like how https://builds.dotnet.microsoft.com/dotnet/release-metadata/releases-index.json works.

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Yeah, we can consider creating a blob with the version that we push to storage at a well-known location, and then having scripts just pull that blob to get the latest version.

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Install the Aspire CLI by default
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