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In .NET 9.0.100 an SDK-level control for managing how strict SDK tooling is was introduced - it's called SdkAnalysisLevel. The idea is to tell a newer SDK to behave as if it is an older SDK with regards to a specific tool or feature. The current primary user of this is NuGet's new Audit feature, so we need to have a point of docs to reference to describe intent and behavior.
The allowed values of this property are SDK Feature bands - 8.0.100, 8.0.400, etc. It defaults to the SDK feature band of the running SDK - i.e. for SDK 9.0.102, this value would be 9.0.100. The tracking design spec for this is dotnet/designs#308.
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In .NET 9.0.100 an SDK-level control for managing how strict SDK tooling is was introduced - it's called
SdkAnalysisLevel
. The idea is to tell a newer SDK to behave as if it is an older SDK with regards to a specific tool or feature. The current primary user of this is NuGet's new Audit feature, so we need to have a point of docs to reference to describe intent and behavior.The allowed values of this property are SDK Feature bands - 8.0.100, 8.0.400, etc. It defaults to the SDK feature band of the running SDK - i.e. for SDK 9.0.102, this value would be 9.0.100. The tracking design spec for this is dotnet/designs#308.
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https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/core/project-sdk/msbuild-props
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https://github.com/dotnet/docs/blob/main/docs/core/project-sdk/msbuild-props.md
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@gewarren
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