Updating the badge names that we use when checking if the build changed. Before, we were using an API to generate the OS names, now we are using msbuild OSName property, which names the OS differently.
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<Project>
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<PropertyGroup>
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<VersionBadgeMoniker>$(OSName)_$(Architecture)</VersionBadgeMoniker>
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<VersionBadgeMoniker Condition=" '$(Rid)' == 'ubuntu.16.04-x64' ">Ubuntu_16_04_x64</VersionBadgeMoniker>
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<VersionBadgeMoniker Condition=" '$(Rid)' == 'fedora.23-x64' ">Fedora_23_x64</VersionBadgeMoniker>
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<VersionBadgeMoniker Condition=" '$(Rid)' == 'opensuse.13.2-x64' ">openSUSE_13_2_x64</VersionBadgeMoniker>
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<VersionBadgeMoniker Condition=" '$(Rid)' == 'ubuntu.16.04-x64' ">ubuntu_16_04_x64</VersionBadgeMoniker>
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<VersionBadgeMoniker Condition=" '$(Rid)' == 'fedora.23-x64' ">fedora_23_x64</VersionBadgeMoniker>
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<VersionBadgeMoniker Condition=" '$(Rid)' == 'opensuse.13.2-x64' ">openSUSE_13_2_x64</VersionBadgeMoniker>
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<VersionBadge>$(BaseOutputDirectory)/$(VersionBadgeMoniker)_$(Configuration)_version_badge.svg</VersionBadge>
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</PropertyGroup>
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{
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var badges = new Dictionary<string, bool>()
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{
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{ "Windows_x86", false },
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{ "Windows_x64", false },
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{ "Ubuntu_x64", false },
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{ "Ubuntu_16_04_x64", false },
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{ "RHEL_x64", false },
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{ "OSX_x64", false },
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{ "Debian_x64", false },
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{ "CentOS_x64", false },
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{ "Fedora_23_x64", false },
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{ "win_x86", false },
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{ "win_x64", false },
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{ "ubuntu_x64", false },
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{ "ubuntu_16_04_x64", false },
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{ "rhel_x64", false },
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{ "osx_x64", false },
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{ "debian_x64", false },
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{ "centos_x64", false },
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{ "fedora_23_x64", false },
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{ "openSUSE_13_2_x64", false }
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};
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