Normally we rely on the .NET releases index to find both the version information for the requested SDK and the download URL. In the case of daily builds, none of that information is published to an index. Therefore we need to use other resources. For the URL, there is a known pattern that is implemented by dotnet-install.sh that we copy. For the version information, there is an undocumented productCommit-{RID}.json file that appears to contain the necessary information. Together, these items should allow us to install and uninstall daily builds.
Normally we rely on the .NET releases index to find both the version information for the requested SDK and the download URL. In the case of daily builds, none of that information is published to an index. Therefore we need to use other resources. For the URL, there is a known pattern that is implemented by dotnet-install.sh that we copy. For the version information, there is an undocumented
productCommit-{RID}.jsonfile that appears to contain the necessary information. Together, these items should allow us to install and uninstall daily builds.