Install .NET 9.0 in OneFuzz deployment pipeline#123724
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Updates the OneFuzz deployment pipeline to install the .NET 9.0 SDK on the windows.vs2026preview.scout.amd64 image, addressing recent deployment failures after the image update.
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- Add a pipeline step to install .NET 9.0 via
wingetbefore building and preparing the OneFuzz deployment.
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/ba-g The changed pipeline only runs in the internal mirror |
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Deployments broke a few days ago when the image was updated to
vs2026preview.The pipeline only runs on the internal mirror, I tested that this change resolves the issue there.