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Allow the command line app to roll forward to .NET 9 runtime #275

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Motivation

It's possible for a system running a build to have only the .NET 9 SDK installed, without the .NET 8 runtime. In this case, setting environment variables to force a roll forward to .NET 9 is required.

Modifications

Set the roll forward configuration to Major in the command line app's runtimeconfig.json.

Results

SDK-style builds will now automatically roll forward to the .NET 9 runtime to run Yardarm if the .NET 8 runtime is unavailable. For best compatibility, the .NET 8 runtime is still prefered if present.

Motivation
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It's possible for a system running a build to have only the .NET 9 SDK
installed, without the .NET 8 runtime. In this case, setting environment
variables to force a roll forward to .NET 9 is required.

Modifications
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Set the roll forward configuration to Major in the command line app's
runtimeconfig.json.

Results
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SDK-style builds will now automatically roll forward to the .NET 9
runtime to run Yardarm if the .NET 8 runtime is unavailable. For best
compatibility, the .NET 8 runtime is still prefered if present.
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/merge

@centeredgebot centeredgebot bot merged commit 8e305df into main Nov 29, 2024
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@centeredgebot centeredgebot bot deleted the roll-forward branch November 29, 2024 16:17
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