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Reviewer's guide (collapsed on small PRs)Reviewer's GuideUpdates the .NET SDK version and roll-forward policy across configuration files and CI workflows to target the 10.0.200 SDK line with patch-level roll-forward, and aligns GitHub workflows with the same SDK band. File-Level Changes
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Hey - I've left some high level feedback:
- Consider confirming that narrowing rollForward from
latestFeaturetolatestPatchwon’t prevent the app from running on future minor SDK updates that might be available in your deployment environments. - Aligning the workflow
dotnet-versionwithglobal.jsonis good; it may be worth explicitly documenting (in code comments or variable names) that10.0.2xxis intentionally tied to the10.0.200SDK to avoid confusion when bumping either value later.
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- Consider confirming that narrowing rollForward from `latestFeature` to `latestPatch` won’t prevent the app from running on future minor SDK updates that might be available in your deployment environments.
- Aligning the workflow `dotnet-version` with `global.json` is good; it may be worth explicitly documenting (in code comments or variable names) that `10.0.2xx` is intentionally tied to the `10.0.200` SDK to avoid confusion when bumping either value later.Help me be more useful! Please click 👍 or 👎 on each comment and I'll use the feedback to improve your reviews.
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This pull request updates numerous package dependencies in Directory.Packages.props, primarily bumping Microsoft and related libraries from version 10.0.2 to 10.0.3. It also updates the .NET SDK version in global.json to 10.0.200. Feedback was provided regarding the change to the rollForward policy in global.json, suggesting that latestFeature is preferred over latestPatch to prevent build failures in environments with different SDK feature bands.
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Changing rollForward from latestFeature to latestPatch while bumping the SDK version to a new feature band (10.0.200) is restrictive. This configuration will cause build failures on environments that have a newer feature band installed (e.g., 10.0.300) but lack the specific 10.0.2xx band. Unless there is a specific requirement to pin the build to this feature band, it is recommended to use latestFeature to allow for more flexibility across different SDK installations.
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Update .NET SDK version and roll-forward policy and align CI workflows to use the new 10.0.2xx SDK line.
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