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[workloads] Prerelease sdkband workload versioning should key off the nuget package version by default #15367
Using the package name for sdkband prerelease versioning breaks consistent dependency flow through darc and requires too much manual intervention. The default case should use the package version to determine the prerelease band. Additional opt in/out behaviors could be controlled via a fixed set of package name conventions.
changed the title [-][workloads] Prerelease sdkband workload versioning should key off the package version by default[/-][+][workloads] Prerelease sdkband workload versioning should key off the nuget package version by default[/+]on Jan 28, 2023
This idea was rejected because the tasks all key off the package name so the proposed fix is flowing an stable named package through darc so we'll have to make a dummy pack dotnet/emsdk to handle the dummy flow which will require more work.
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lewing commentedon Jan 28, 2023
More discussion in #15366 and dotnet/runtime#81235 (comment)
I meant to open this in dotnet/sdk but it seems I can't transfer it
[-][workloads] Prerelease sdkband workload versioning should key off the package version by default[/-][+][workloads] Prerelease sdkband workload versioning should key off the nuget package version by default[/+]lewing commentedon Jan 31, 2023
#15380 dotnet/runtime#81398 dotnet/runtime#81399
lewing commentedon Jan 31, 2023
This idea was rejected because the tasks all key off the package name so the proposed fix is flowing an stable named package through darc so we'll have to make a dummy pack dotnet/emsdk to handle the dummy flow which will require more work.
cc @steveisok
baronfel commentedon Feb 22, 2023
@lewing let us know if there's anything else to do here and we can reopen.