* release/2.0.0-MSRC:
Update aspnetcore to 2.0.3 build 125
Update aspnetcore to 2.0.3 build 124
Update aspnetcore to 2.0.3 build 123
Updating branding to 2.0.3, again
Fixing closing tags in the DEB and RPM targets.
Enabling our native installer tests to always get a 2.0.0 asp.net runtime store. We need to solve this in a more generic way in the future. But this will unblock the build for now.
Update aspnetcore runtime store and LZMA to 2.0.3 build 120
Adding the pre-release runtime version hack to RHEL as well. Basically, skip native installer tests when using a pre-release runtime.
Adding the access token to the native installer URLs so that we can download those from protected locations when needed.
Fixing the expected runtime version by the tool tests.
Updating the runtime version.
Updating the branding to 15.5.1
Adding a test hack to allow the CLI to pass tests with a pre-release runtime for 2.0 TFM.
Merged PR 82801: Allow non-anonymous storage account access for .lzma download
* release/2.0.0:
Update F# compiler to match VS
update fsharp compiler for preview release
Defining the published Nupkgs in one place.
Adding the second CLI NuPkg
Make the uploads to blob storage more exacting.
Enabling the publish of CLI NuPkg to the unified Transport feed.
We were publishing a -debug zip with sdk code and symbols, but it was captured before
publishing was finished and had incorrect code content. Trying to use it would blow up
due to incorrect runtimeconfig.json.
Replace it with a -symbols zip that contains only symbols and that can be overlayed
over the main zip. This is just like the -langpack zip that has satellite assemblies.
Also add an option to leave the PDBs in the same directory/packages as code:
/p:SeparateSymbolsArchive=false. Setting this on local builds facilitates
debugging and profiling by removing the need to adjust symbol paths or copy PDBs
around.
