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Introduce DotNetBuildRepo, DotNetBuild, and DotNetBuildPhase #14369
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- DotNetBuildRepo (formerly DotNetBuildOuterRepo) is the marker for building the repo in .NET product mode - DotNetBuild is calculated off any of DotNetBuildRepo, DOtNetBuildInnerRepo, and DotNetBuildOrchestrator being true - Factored non-repo layout properties into a new file, RepoDefaults.props, instead of housing these in RepoLayout.props - Used DotNetBuildPhase == 'foo' in some cases where it's simpler to do so.
This needs more verification. Not all the switches are totally active yet. For instance, the outer repo switch isn't passed from the orchestrator yet, neither is the orchestrator switch. I added some usages where I know they will be though. |
Co-authored-by: Viktor Hofer <viktor.hofer@microsoft.com>
Yes, agreed. You could test this in a local VMR build and make the orchestrator pass the settings in. |
I'm doing some last minute testing but I think this is ready to go. Verified that the expected controls are showing up. Also enabled DotNetBuildRepo when we get into source build or vertical build modes, so we can transition off of the control use in those repos. |
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Overall looks good. I have one naming comment.
Verified in a full VMR build. Still needs some additional enabling there but looking good so far. |
Introduce DotNetBuildRepo, DotNetBuild, and DotNetBuildPhase
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