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git fetch --all
git checkout merges/master-to-features/target-typing
git reset --hard upstream/features/target-typing
git merge upstream/master
# Fix merge conflicts
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git push upstream merges/master-to-features/target-typing --force

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jasonmalinowski and others added 8 commits July 8, 2020 17:40
This annotation revealed a number of places where if some part of RQName
generation failed, we'd end up creating RQNode objects with null fields;
trying to convert that to the text would end up crashing. This adds
proper error handling when issues were discovered by analysis.
Nothing is using UnresolvedRQNode directly, so we can just flatten the
type hierarchy a bit.
* Standardize .NET Core / Standard references

This changes us to use standard references for our .NET Core and .NET
Standard unit test compilations.

The exception here is `netstandard1.3` usage which was not altered by this
change
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@ghost ghost merged commit 3ecb0c3 into features/target-typing Jul 9, 2020
@ghost ghost deleted the merges/master-to-features/target-typing branch July 9, 2020 22:46
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