Update .NET SDK to 9.0.310 and use global.json for CI version control#827
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- Update SDK version from 9.0.308 to 9.0.310 in global.json - Reorder workflow steps: checkout before setup-dotnet - Use global-json-file input for jobs with checkout - Maintain DOTNET_VERSION env var for artifact-only jobs (no checkout) This eliminates version duplication and prevents future drift between global.json and workflow definitions. Related to PR #826 which disabled rollForward to prevent SDK version mismatches.
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We're only pushing to NuGet in this step, eh? Is there another nuget tool installer or something we could use instead of the dotnet tool so we don't have to track a version here?
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Our options are:
- What we did here
- Hardcoding inline
- Cloning the repo so we have access to global.json
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Noting also duplicate with CommunityToolkit/Labs-Windows#779
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Problem
The current CI setup has version specified in two places:
global.jsonwith exact version (9.0.308) androllForward: disableDOTNET_VERSIONenv var in workflow with floating version (9.0.x)This led to a previous breakage when GitHub Actions runners installed 9.0.309 while global.json expected 9.0.308 (fixed in #826 by disabling rollForward).
Solution
This PR implements single source of truth for .NET SDK version:
global-json-file: global.jsoninput foractions/setup-dotnet@v4Changes
global.json:
build.yml:
actions/checkoutnow precedesactions/setup-dotnetdotnet-version: 9.0.xtoglobal-json-file: global.jsonDOTNET_VERSIONenv var for artifact-only jobs (sign, nuget) that cannot access global.jsonBenefits
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