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Detecting dependency changes when they are first made to source code allows us to capture right away when such changes are being introduced. This allows a workflow which can potentially block incompatible changes (see dotnet/runtime#38755) or provide a developer experience whereby they can easily update the platform dependency data so that the dependency is appropriately tracked.
Note: This is a proposed experience for .NET 6 and not yet committed.
Goals
.NET contributors can follow a well-defined process when they make changes to the platform dependencies.
.NET contributors can be made aware when they've made a change that affects .NET's runtime or build-time platform dependencies.
.NET contributors can easily update .NET's required package version for a platform dependency.
.NET contributors can be made aware when they've added a platform dependency that cannot be satisfied by a supported OS.
Platform dependency stakeholders are made aware of changes to the dependencies.
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Summary
Detecting dependency changes when they are first made to source code allows us to capture right away when such changes are being introduced. This allows a workflow which can potentially block incompatible changes (see dotnet/runtime#38755) or provide a developer experience whereby they can easily update the platform dependency data so that the dependency is appropriately tracked.
Goals
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: