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CodeQL Autobuild fails on C# (.NET 5 RC1) #244
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With the release of .NET 5.0, this bug was also effectively fixed. Add a
I have tested this on my own .NET 5.0 project over at https://github.com/Reelix/Reecon and it works. |
thanks, it's work for me 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 |
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Added a global.json file to specify .NET 5 for the build. This seems to be necessary for CodeQL at present based on github/codeql-action#244.
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Added a global.json file to specify .NET 5 for the build. This seems to be necessary for CodeQL at present based on github/codeql-action#244.
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This may fix according to github/codeql-action#244 (comment)
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Steps to replicate the issue
1.) Create a C# Project using the latest Release Candidate of .NET 5
2.) Add CodeQL with the default yml file
3.) Notice CodeQL Fails with "We were unable to automatically build your code."
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