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Change S.S.C primitives, only having S.S.C. #5738

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Fixes Issue
dotnet/runtime#61025

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dotnet/runtime#61025

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All of System.Security.Cryptography.Primitives have been moved

Remove references to S.S.C.Primitives as it has been moved to S.S.C

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@bartonjs Removing S.S.C.Primitives in WPF is resulting in build errors, could you please suggest a way?

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If you're building for both net6.0 and net7.0, either have both references (assuming it doesn't get upset about the unresolvable reference) or conditionally add the reference to the new library... it doesn't hurt to keep referencing primitives (just a few milliseconds more of compilation time)

@singhashish-wpf singhashish-wpf merged commit f99a2fb into main Dec 1, 2021
@singhashish-wpf singhashish-wpf deleted the SSCPrimitives branch December 1, 2021 05:18
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