Disable creation of .NET Core 3.1 Lambda layers due to a issue in the… #114
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… dotnet cli's store command. Hopefully when the issue is resolved the feature can be re-enabled.
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Issue #, if available:
dotnet/sdk#10973
#113
Description of changes:
Since the
dotnet storeis currently not working correctly for .NET Core 3.1 we are going disable the attempt of creating a .NET Core 3.1 layer to avoid users getting confusing error messages. When the issue on the dotnet/sdk repo is resolved we will hopefully re-enable the feature.Here is a screen showing first correctly creating a .NET Core 2.1 layer and then failing to create a .NET Core 3.1 layer.
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