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Update for 3.0 #98

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@rynowak rynowak commented Apr 24, 2019

As discussed over mail, removes most of the old scripts and complexity that aren't needed with shared frameworks.

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This will build and publish the application in the `Release` configuration and targeting `netcoreapp20` as the target framework. `netcoreapp20` is what we refer to as the *shared framework*.

The `--manifest` argument specifies a list of binaries that are already present in a 'shared' location. Now this 'shared' location was created by step 2, and the list of files is stored in the `JITBENCH_ASPNET_MANIFEST` environment variable. Since these binaries weren't copied to the publish output, they will be loaded instead from `DOTNET_SHARED_STORE`. See [here](https://github.com/dotnet/core-setup/blob/master/Documentation/design-docs/DotNetCore-SharedPackageStore.md) for a more thorough description.

### Step 6: `dotnet MusicStore.dll`
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Does this need to talk about acquiring the SDK?

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dotnet-install handles that?

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rynowak commented Apr 24, 2019

I need to update the travis/apveyor scripts

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