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Change how Git hash is appended to .NET version string for pre-release builds #3244
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When .NET appends
VersionSuffixto theInformationalVersionstring, it appends it with a-separator. For consistency with the other version strings (and semver), we want it appended with a+separator. This is now supported by using the explicitSourceRevisionIdproperty instead ofVersionSuffix.