The up to date checks for generating the .runsettings file do not include checking that the $(TargetPlatform) or $(DotNetTool) are up to date. When switching between possibly using a globally installed runtime and a locally installed runtime, the generated file will keep the first-run option, which caused a lot of confusion and about an hour of wasted time trying to figure out what happened.
safern
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3 years ago
The up to date checks for generating the .runsettings file do not include checking that the
$(TargetPlatform)or$(DotNetTool)are up to date. When switching between possibly using a globally installed runtime and a locally installed runtime, the generated file will keep the first-run option, which caused a lot of confusion and about an hour of wasted time trying to figure out what happened.https://github.com/dotnet/runtimelab/blob/b1095c5e91f22fa8ffa925a2938f35fd6579e611/eng/testing/runsettings.targets#L16-L17