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[release/7.0] add RID for Ubuntu 23.04 #82123

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@wfurt wfurt commented Feb 14, 2023

It seems like the generation of RID tree no longer works. I had-pick changes from #82120.
It also seems like this is first platform update in 7.0 so I don't know if adding the servicing tags would be sufficient.
We should double check when build is out.

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OOB package changes look good.
@wfurt Do we not need macOS 13 and Android 32 new RIDs here like in the 6.0 PR?

cc @mmitche @rbhanda this is PR 2/2 that we need to wait for.

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wfurt commented Feb 14, 2023

@wfurt Do we not need macOS 13 and Android 32 new RIDs here like in the 6.0 PR?

no. it is already there. I updated 6.0 for completeness as there is no special trickery AFAIK in those versions.
(unlike support for new architectures in Alpine)

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CI is green. Merging now to unblock the internal->public merge PR.

@carlossanlop carlossanlop merged commit a9b6c14 into dotnet:release/7.0 Feb 15, 2023
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