…11538)

* revert "Revert ".slnx support - use the new parser for .sln and .slnx (#10836)""

* opt-in sln parsing with SolutionPersistence

* add SlnParsingWithSolutionPersistenceOptIn to Traits

* bring back comment about revertin .sln parsing with SolutionPersistence in ChangeWaves

* fix tests

* remove empty line

* opt-in and -out of sln parsing with the new parser in SolutionFileTests

* fix tests without using common testenv

* fix tests

* fix

* rename env var to MSBUILD_PARSE_SLN_WITH_SOLUTIONPERSISTENCE

* fix closing bracket

* change ParseSolutionHelper to call SolutionFile.Parse

added test checking that targets from these files are included in the project

* fix building slnf with @ in the path

* use Path.GetFullPath(Path.Combine( )) instead of Path.GetFullPat(str1, str2) because it is not available for .net framework

* add more symbols to the test @, %, $

* normalize solution path in the slnf before combinening with directory path

* add escape param to FileUtilities.GetFulllPath

* be more specific in doc comment for FileUtilities.GetFullPath

* Clarify GetFullPath escape behavior

* Add comment to preserve special symbols in path

Context
The existing implementation does synchronous file copying on threadpool threads which can lead to starvation. Switching to dedicated threads to do synchronous copying helps keep the threadpool threads available for other tasks.

Also updated some checks to help avoid hitting the file system if possible.

Both "System.Runtime" and "System.Private.Uri" are inbox in .NETCoreApp since ~2017 and don't need to be referenced explicitly anymore.

They were referenced here as external dependencies brought vulnerable netstandard1.x dependencies in which were then flagged by CG.

That isn't the case anymore. xunit, shouldly and other packages with their corresponding versions used in this repo don't bring netstandard1.x in anymore, except BuildXL.

Don't reference "System.Net.Http" for the same reason. It is inbox on .NET Framework, .NETCoreApp and .NET Standard. On .NET Framework a "<Reference Include="System.Net.Http" />" item is needed as it isn't part of the default referenced assemblies.

Note that this change will help when starting to consume a .NET 10 SDK as those would get flagged by NuGet Prune Package Reference and NuGet Audit.

#11561)

Follow-up to #11145. We were missing the entry for System.Text.Encoding.CodePages in Version.Details.xml which caused a prebuild in dotnet/sdk#47377.

Also simplified the way we reference the different package versions a bit to make it clearer.

Remove Microsoft.VisualStudio.SolutionPersistence from SourceBuildPrebuiltBaseline.xml, since we now properly reference it from source-build-externals

…307.4 (#11553)

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…ries in Version.Details.xml (#11571)

* Remove deprecated 4.3.* package references

Both "System.Runtime" and "System.Private.Uri" are inbox in .NETCoreApp since ~2017 and don't need to be referenced explicitly anymore.

They were referenced here as external dependencies brought vulnerable netstandard1.x dependencies in which were then flagged by CG.

That isn't the case anymore. xunit, shouldly and other packages with their corresponding versions used in this repo don't bring netstandard1.x in anymore.

Don't reference "System.Net.Http" for the same reason. It is inbox on .NET Framework, .NETCoreApp and .NET Standard. On .NET Framework a "<Reference Include="System.Net.Http" />" item is needed as it isn't part of the default referenced assemblies.

Note that this change will help when starting to consume a .NET 10 SDK as those would get flagged by NuGet Prune Package Reference and NuGet Audit.

* Avoid netstandard1.x dependencies

* fix build

* Fix entries in Version.Details.xml and make version overriding clearer (#11561)

Follow-up to #11145. We were missing the entry for System.Text.Encoding.CodePages in Version.Details.xml which caused a prebuild in dotnet/sdk#47377.

Also simplified the way we reference the different package versions a bit to make it clearer.

Remove Microsoft.VisualStudio.SolutionPersistence from SourceBuildPrebuiltBaseline.xml, since we now properly reference it from source-build-externals

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This assembly shouldn't ever be loaded in the net4x context so don't spend the install time ngening it.