Actually use TargetOS=AnyOS in the build-test-job (Try 2) #61801
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… serious simplification to make the only dependency the ref assemblies (since everything else is unused)
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Tagging subscribers to this area: @dotnet/runtime-infrastructure Issue DetailsMatch the name that's used in the job title and enable us to use TargetOS to pre-filter OS-specific tests with the new Xunit test wrapper generator. Also do some significant cleanup in the build scripts now that the tests don't reference System.Private.CoreLib.
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Match the name that's used in the job title and enable us to use TargetOS to pre-filter OS-specific tests with the new Xunit test wrapper generator.
Also do some significant cleanup in the build scripts now that the tests don't reference System.Private.CoreLib.