Fix official build after removing win-arm runtime build #86074
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I don't know how the mono stuff works, but this removes obvious references to win-arm. There are a few more in: Microsoft.NET.Workload.Mono.Toolchain.net6.Manifest\WorkloadManifest.json.in but it makes me nervous to touch something that on the surface appears to be related to servicing. |
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Btw, I'm not sure how to test the official build, except to merge and wait. Since it's currently broken, maybe that's the right strategy? Suggestions? |
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win-arm CI builds were removed with dotnet#85947
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win-arm CI builds were removed with #85947
Hopefully fixes #86073