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Bumps Microsoft.NET.Test.Sdk from 17.4.1 to 17.5.0.
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v17.5.0
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v17.5.0-preview-20221221-03
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v17.5.0-preview-20221003-04
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17.5.0
Issues Fixed
- Fix SDK issue #4278
- Add test run serialization feature #4126
- Ensure that the OnAbort message is sent if the testhost aborts early #3993
- Add custom satellite assemblies resolution #4133
- Fixed muxer resolution strategy enum #4134
- Fixed dotnet resolution for in-process vstest.console scenarios #4122
- Ensure to not produce and ship exe for netcore #4124
- Fixed testhost crash for net7 #4112
- Revert "Run tests with Server GC enabled & concurrent GC disabled. (#3661)" #4108
- Revert making Microsoft.NET.Test.Sdk package transitive #4104
- Fix recursive resource lookup #4095
- Fixed CC for in-process console scenarios #4084
- Fixed test session issues #4075
- Fix Invalid target architecture 'S390x' error #4066
- Add Mono.Cecil.Rocks #4071
- Revert "Revert "Re-enable arm64 ngen (#3931)" (#3948)" #3951
- Update docker to the latest tagging schema #4041
- Update resources #4063
- Use environment variables for AeDebugger mode #4049
- Add postmortem blame mode #4032
- Add VSTEST_DISABLE_THREADPOOL_SIZE_INCREASE feature flag #4046
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Artifacts
- TestPlatform vsix: 17.5.0
- Microsoft.TestPlatform.ObjectModel: 17.5.0
17.5.0-preview-20221221-03
Issues Fixed
- Add test run serialization feature #4126
- Ensure that the OnAbort message is sent if the testhost aborts early #3993
- Add custom satellite assemblies resolution #4133
- Fixed muxer resolution strategy enum #4134
- Fixed dotnet resolution for in-process vstest.console scenarios #4122
- Ensure to not produce and ship exe for netcore #4124
- Fixed testhost crash for net7 #4112
- Revert "Run tests with Server GC enabled & concurrent GC disabled. (#3661)" #4108
- Revert making Microsoft.NET.Test.Sdk package transitive #4104
- Fix recursive resource lookup #4095
- Fixed CC for in-process console scenarios #4084
- Fixed test session issues #4075
- Fix Invalid target architecture 'S390x' error #4066
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