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Fix runsettings file generation in CI. #8161

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@AR-May AR-May commented Nov 14, 2022

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In order to be able to collect optimization data for this branch using the opt-prof v2 pipeline, we need to update the runsettings file generation. The generation happens during the CI build.

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  • The .runsettings file was updated by using the custom template in the run settings generation task (instead using the default one). The default template used by the task is located here. I took it and updated with the VisualStudioConfiguration element. This element derived from value VSINSTALLATIONTYPE = optprof from the legacy OptProf pipeline.

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Experimental run of the opt-prof v2.

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Is this a partial backport of #8085? It looks like it. If that's it: lgtm.

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When looking at this offline, @Forgind asked if we should think about putting this in the oldest supported branch, then merging forward. Would that make sense?

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AR-May commented Nov 23, 2022

It makes sense, I created the PR #8189 to 16.11 we will let it flow up.

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