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Don't import Microsoft.WinFX.targets for sdk style projects #5200
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LGTM, pending my comment.
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Please get the SDK PR going and test the combination to be sure it works before merging.
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…ng them" This reverts commit 07a6146.
) * Conditional import on microsoft.winfx.targets * Escape hatch for logging ALL task inputs rather than truncating them * Short circuiting the condition to prevent a file check if the property is false. * Changed name to be more explicit * Revert "Escape hatch for logging ALL task inputs rather than truncating them" This reverts commit 07a6146.
Part 1 to fix #4948
Part 2 (sets the ImportWinFXTargets property to false): dotnet/sdk#10998
This conditionally imports winfx.targets for all non-sdk style builds. Pairs with another PR for the sdk
that ensures the condition will fall through.