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[main] Update dependencies from dotnet/aspnetcore #6081
[main] Update dependencies from dotnet/aspnetcore #6081
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…0220413.4 Microsoft.AspNetCore.Metadata , Microsoft.AspNetCore.Components.WebView , Microsoft.AspNetCore.Components.Web , Microsoft.AspNetCore.Components.Forms , Microsoft.AspNetCore.Components.Analyzers , Microsoft.AspNetCore.Components , Microsoft.AspNetCore.Authorization , Microsoft.JSInterop From Version 6.0.4 -> To Version 6.0.5
Is there a fabric bot config for this repo? You could get it to auto-approve these PRs |
Looking through some recent dep-update PRs, that doesn't seem to be something this repo uses (I just see manual approvals). |
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Blocking merge as we don't want to upgrade to 6.0.5 yet.
@wtgodbe is there a way to only consume publicly available releases (ie. 6.0.4 for now)? Perhaps via a different channel? |
As far as I know, not automatically. You'd have to disable the subscription, then manually trigger it locally against the specific build that produced 6.0.4 (unless there's some new mechanism for this - @mmitche?) |
There's not a mechanism or mechanism planned for this. You can do the update manually though. You find the manifest file for the release, then checkout your main branch and do:
This will update against the all runtime repos, though not SDK (you can use another invocation for that), for the given release. The manifest file can be found on vsufile. If you need info on where to look, ping me offline. |
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@mmitche any idea what |
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<Dependency Name="Microsoft.AspNetCore.Authorization" Version="6.0.4"> | ||
<Uri>https://dev.azure.com/dnceng/internal/_git/dotnet-aspnetcore</Uri> | ||
<Sha>f9ae0f5d30be2de3c0de61b5673bd8873231d70a</Sha> | ||
<Dependency Name="Microsoft.AspNetCore.Authorization" Version="6.0.5"> |
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Are these packs going to ship the same timeframe as the 6.0.5 dotnet/runtime?
Just checking that these will be on NuGet.org when MAUI ships. /cc @Redth as a reviewer
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Are these packs going to ship the same timeframe as the 6.0.5 dotnet/runtime?
It was going to be in a very tight timeframe. I think the decision we'd reached was we want to hold off on merging this PR (and thereby upgrading from 6.0.4 -> 6.0.5) till after GA to be safe.
Mainly wondering if this PR should be merged by someone who has the right rights…
@dougbu
No it should NOT be merged. Ideally we'd only consume this package update once the packages are publicly available, but unfortunately, that doesn't seem to be possible. So blocking the PR was the alternative.
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@TanayParikh the workflow above will get you what you want, once the build is officially released (week from Tuesday).
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Any change here? i.e. is this PR able to be merged?
@dougbu I don't. It doesn't show up as run on any other PRs I checked. |
@mkArtakMSFT do you know if this is still blocked for merging? |
It's still blocked. Please see: #6081 (comment) |
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Should this be merged now ? |
/azp run |
Azure Pipelines successfully started running 2 pipeline(s). |
@rmarinho I think so. 6.0.5 is out, which is what we were waiting for, I believe. |
this is 6.0.6 though? let's pause on merging please. |
Oh right i was thinking it was 6.0.5 also. but i see now is 6.0.6 |
FYI that 6.0.6 won't ever be the actual 6.0.6 until after release, since 6.0.6 (and 6.0.5 for that matter) are internal only. |
@mmitche 6.0.5 are public no? |
6.0.5 is public, 6.0.6 is still being built. |
Even if we revert this PR to the 6.0.5 bump, I'm hesitant to take this for GA at this stage. I think it may be better we stick to 6.0.4 for now and upgrade to 6.0.5/6 after GA, I don't want to touch anything at this stage of the release. |
We have this other #7107 with 6.0.5 that will not be for GA but for servicing. We already branched the GA version |
Created #7109 to merge in 6.0.5 to |
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We no longer need this as the dependabot is taking care of this for us #8057. The subscription has also been disabled. |
This pull request updates the following dependencies
From https://github.com/dotnet/aspnetcore