Rollback Visual Studio version in Appveyor #42847
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Visual Studio has started failing at vcpkg time since the last image update on July 29th. Roll back might keep our tests green for a couple more weeks. Hopefully the next version will fix the issue and then we can revert this change. See image history here: https://www.appveyor.com/updates/
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Summary
SUMMARY: None
Purpose of change
Visual Studio has started failing at vcpkg time since the last image update on July 29th.
Describe the solution
Roll back might keep our tests green for a couple more weeks. Hopefully the next version will fix the issue and then we can revert this change.
Describe alternatives you've considered
Understanding vcpkg.
Testing
Will need to watch the Appveyor CI run here.
Additional context
See image history here.