Remove unneeded additional sources and ForceAzureDevCom sources switch #76964
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The forced azure-dev-com appears no longer necessary, and dotnet-core-internal tooling is already added from internal tools nuget.config
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Another official build with these changes: https://dev.azure.com/dnceng/internal/_build/results?buildId=2631016&view=results |
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Official build failed. It looks like the update of the restore sources overrides the nuget.config. I think the solution is to add the Engineering nuget.org to the upstreams of dotnet-core-internal-tooling and get rid of all these property based feed settings. I've opened a ticket to get this done. |
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The forced azure-dev-com appears no longer necessary, and dotnet-core-internal tooling is already added from internal tools nuget.config