[release/9.0.1xx] fix Microsoft.NET.Sdk.Android.Manifest-9.0.100 version band
#10112
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…rsion band In fc72bb4, we migrated to a 9.0.300 .NET SDK, which unfortunately resulted in an Android workload manifest with a 9.0.300 version band: Microsoft.NET.Sdk.Android.Manifest-9.0.300.35.0.73.nupkg To stay on 9.0.100, we need to also set `$(DotNetSdkManifestsFolder)` in `eng/Versions.props` in addition to the other properties we set in fc72bb4.
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Package name looks correct now:
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pjcollins
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I think something is breaking on the Windows lane: I'm going to try a different property. |
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Backport of: #10112 In fc72bb4, we migrated to a 9.0.300 .NET SDK, which unfortunately resulted in an Android workload manifest with a 9.0.300 version band: Microsoft.NET.Sdk.Android.Manifest-9.0.300.35.0.73.nupkg To stay on 9.0.100, we need should use `$(DotNetAndroidManifestVersionBand)` for the manifest version band instead of `$(DotNetSdkManifestsFolder)`. I also had to make a similar change in `DotNet.targets`.
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Backport of: #10112 In fc72bb4, we migrated to a 9.0.300 .NET SDK, which unfortunately resulted in an Android workload manifest with a 9.0.300 version band: Microsoft.NET.Sdk.Android.Manifest-9.0.300.35.0.73.nupkg To stay on 9.0.100, we need should use `$(DotNetAndroidManifestVersionBand)` for the manifest version band instead of `$(DotNetSdkManifestsFolder)`. I also had to make a similar change in `DotNet.targets`.
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In fc72bb4, we migrated to a 9.0.300 .NET SDK, which unfortunately resulted in an Android workload manifest with a 9.0.300 version band:
To stay on 9.0.100, we need to also set
$(DotNetSdkManifestsFolder)ineng/Versions.propsin addition to the other properties we set in fc72bb4.