Test project not using $(PackageVersion_YamlDotNet) #2
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…tVersion into feature/netstandard
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No problem. Unfortunately the build server doesn't seem to build these PR's so I can't check if the PR has broken the build before merging. I can build it locally and thats about it. Change looks sensible however, so I will merge. |
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Looks like I missed this error in my last contribution. The GitVersionCore.Tests project seems to not use the common $(PackageVersion_YamlDotNet) I assume this was unintentional? This is generating a package version mismatch now as a result.
This PR just changes 4.2.1 -> $(PackageVersion_YamlDotNet)
Sorry for missing this before, I should have done better diligence. I hope this build fares better.