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Should we just set the |
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@JoeRobich in testing this does not resolve the issue. |
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This no longer works for -a (build with analyzers)?
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In this PR to nuget: NuGet/NuGet.Client#4372 there was a behavior change that causes a series of cascading NU1701 warnings on Roslyn.sln. As soon as our CI updates to a version of nuget that includes this change our build will break.