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[release/9.0] [wasi] Disable build in .NET 9 #108877
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…anifest/WorkloadManifest.Wasi.targets.in Co-authored-by: Rich Lander <rich@lander.ca>
@maraf is this PR fixing an existing issue? If yes, can you please mention it in the description? |
Done. WASI is not released product but an experiment. |
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@maraf - Please retarget this PR to the release/9.0-staging branch.
You can retarget to that branch by clicking on the Edit button on the top right (next to the PR title) and choosing the release/9.0-staging branch from the dropdown. Important: Please make sure you don't bring any unrelated changes from the release/9.0 branch when retargeting to release/9.0-staging.
@maraf @pavelsavara friendly reminder that today's code complete for the Feb 2025 Release. Please merge this change by 4pm PT if you'd like it included in that release version. Otherwise, it will have to wait until next month. |
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Approving as it's targeting the correct branch now.
I just realized this is tell-mode, so it is servicing-approved
by default.
@maraf @pavelsavara are the CI failures concerning? If not, please merge. |
There is new version of nodeJS
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/ba-g Failures are unrelated, caused by newer Node JS in the image. See #111655 |
The 'wasi-experimental' workload is not supported in .NET 9.
This change makes it explicit, so that users are not misled into thinking that the workload is supported.
The WASI experiment is continuing in Net10.