Work around Android CI workflow errors #6436
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This was referenced Nov 28, 2024
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global.jsonon latest GitHub Action windows runners dotnet/sdk#45204Something extremely funny is happening straight from Windows Runner Image 20241113.3.0, where installing workloads without specifying a version installs ones from .NET 7(????)
This part should be enough to show how messed up the situation seems to be. The command execution shows that the used .NET SDK is correct, but the installed workloads point to .NET 7 versions. Moreover, the workload install output shows that it is installing both .NET 6 and .NET 7 versions of the workflow, which is just ??????
Fortunately, with the assumption that a workload manifest is published for every .NET SDK release, the pushed workaround which explicitly specifies the .NET SDK version we're using should hold enough until we move to .NET 9