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Automatically determine the OS architecture(x86 or x64) and download the
correct dev tool.
Fix #6308
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Downloading from Azure can transiently fail for a number of reasons. Add
some retry logic when downloading to avoid transient failures. For *nix
variants add a retry value when using curl (wget retries by default).
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example "d:\z z\coreclr"). (#4388)
The same issue in "d:\z z\coreclr\Tools\versioning.targets"(288): $(IntermediateOutputPath) should be "$(IntermediateOutputPath.TrimEnd('\'))" and all other path should be quoted with " in this line.
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Powershell v3 or higher is required to decompress the build tools
bundle. Windows 7 typically has v2 installed.
Detect earlier versions and fail with a pointer to the
build prerequisites and a download link for an updated version.
Also propagate failures out of init-tools.cmd. The last step
of this is unchecked since the build tool init script can return
nonzero status even on success.
See #3510.
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Unset CORE_ROOT in environment on Windows before doing restore so that dotnet CLI doesn't try to run using binaries from the test CORE_ROOT.
Restore the xunit wrapper projects in a batch rather than individually to save a lot of time.
Work around xunit.runner.msbuild not having compatible package layout by ignoring errors and adding import so that a future fix will work.
Hard-code C# language for generated wrapper projects: the $(Language) property wasn't set.
Also Change www.myget.org to dotnet.myget.org, as we switched to enterprise myget.
Add System.ObjectModel to tests\src\JIT\config\benchmark+serialize\project.json to manually upgrade it to a version that doesn't require lifting for runtime. This fixes System.ObjectModel.dll being missing from CORE_ROOT and causing the test to fail.
Switch to v3 nuget feeds and sync NuGet.Configs.
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