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The updaters build and run in a Linux container, but I, and likely other NuGet developers, use Windows. When investigating issues that only repro in Linux, I'll commonly use a WSL instance and VS Code to do my work, but if I have to switch back and forth between Windows and WSL, it gets painful because I have to regularly clean/rebuild the
artifacts
directory.By adding the well-known MSBuild value
$(OS)
this makes it easier to switch. The value itself isn't interesting, but usually evaluates to eitherWindows_NT
orUnix
. The end result is that there are separatebin/
andobj/
directories for each OS so it's possible to run unit tests in both instances in the same codebase at the same time.