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The PackageTesting logic should not hardcode the child values for Unix and also not assume that every OS offers an x64 architecture. In general it would be best if the OS and the Architecture isn't hardcoded at all.
The PackageTesting logic should not hardcode the child values for Unix and also not assume that every OS offers an x64 architecture. In general it would be best if the OS and the Architecture isn't hardcoded at all.
See this section: https://github.com/dotnet/arcade/blob/c7d6bd607715f334cda90e01967bb0c02dee09be/src/Microsoft.DotNet.PackageTesting/GetCompatiblePackageTargetFrameworks.cs#L143-L150.
The PackageTesting logic should not hardcode the child values for Unix and also not assume that every OS offers an x64 architecture. In general it would be best if the OS and the Architecture isn't hardcoded at all.
cc @Anipik @ericstj
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