Add dependencies required by windowsdesktop#8909
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Unblocks dotnet/windowsdesktop#3516 Microsoft.Windows.Compatibility is being migrated from runtime to windowsdesktop and depends on packages from dotnet/runtime. As there's already a subscription from runtime -> winforms, a new one can't be added directly between runtime -> windowsdesktop as that would cause coherency issues. Instead, we need to flow the dependencies through winforms and wpf.
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dotnet/winforms#8909 moves the M.W.C package into windowsdesktop. Deleting the source from runtime and the package versions that aren't used anymore.
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dotnet/winforms#8909 moves the M.W.C package into windowsdesktop. Deleting the source from runtime and the package versions that aren't used anymore.
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Contributes to dotnet/windowsdesktop#3516
Unblocks dotnet/wpf#7681
Microsoft.Windows.Compatibility is being migrated from runtime to windowsdesktop and depends on packages from dotnet/runtime. As there's already a subscription from
runtime -> winforms, a new one can't be added directly betweenruntime -> windowsdesktopas that would cause coherency issues. Instead, we need to flow the dependencies through winforms and wpf.The
git diffis confusing. I just added the new dependencies at the end of the product dependencies section and removed the ones that already existed from above so that all the ones that are required by windowsdesktop are grouped together.Note that I also removed the
Microsoft.Windows.Compatiblitydependency as that package is now produced in a higher layer (not runtime but windowsdesktop) so winforms can't depend on a live version of it. The package is only required for a test library so it felt safe to remove the live dependency and downgrade to last stable version.Microsoft Reviewers: Open in CodeFlow