Add Mariner cross-compile VMR builds #17891
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jtschuster
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ViktorHofer
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mmitche
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@directhex I updated the display name too. |
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@directhex Should the artifacts coming out of the Mariner build here still be linux-x64? Just built on Mariner? |
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Ref dotnet/source-build#3671
Ref dotnet/source-build#3699
Ref dotnet/source-build#3654
Mono builds for now, until someone on CoreCLR can sign off on it working with CoreCLR instead (which it didn't last time I tried, but it might be better now)