* Update dependencies from https://github.com/dotnet/toolset build 20190329.11
- Microsoft.Dotnet.Toolset.Internal - 3.0.100-preview4.19179.11
* Deleting the CliToolReferenceTests. They are not needed on this repo and they do not rely on any insertion from dependencies and are completely dependent on the CLI only. The only reason why they were here is because we took the whole E2E test project from the CLI and ported to sdk and toolset.
* Cap project tools assets tfm netcoreapp2.2 to react to change in SDK
* master:
Adding a Wpf and Winforms templates registry key (#218)
Update coresetup to preview-27218-01 (#216)
Update WindowsDesktop Framework (#215)
Update coresetup to preview-27217-02 (#214)
Update coresetup to preview-27217-01
Update coresetup to preview-27216-02 (#211)
make GivenDotnetUsesDotnetTools test optional based on AspNetCore availability (#207)
Update DependencyVersions.props
Include the WindowsDesktop sharedframework in install 'Finish' page. (#208)
Update readme; core-sdk:master (#209)
Update WindowsDesktop
Update toolset
Update coresetup to preview-27214-02
change debug to Debug to match managed part
add entry for freebsd to badge processing
update stage0 sdk to 3.0 preview
Update coresetup to preview-27206-02 (#202)
initial support for freebsd
This is a scenario that is no longer valid, using the Microsoft.DotNet.Cli.Utils library in a project tool to invoke another project tool.
It was breaking because the dependency-tool-invoker was using a different version of MSBuild than the CLI, which caused problems
when the ToolsVersion changed from 15.0 to Current.
This commit implements the requested changes from the PR code review.
- Remove unnecessary comments
- Use Directory.Exists rather than getting file attributes
- Use GracefulException where appripriate
- Improve test names and fix spacing
- Don't force trailing slash on directory
- Don't use option forwarding
- Delete unnecessary MSBuild.exe[.config] files from test project
- Use forwarded options
