Ensure we don't override XamlLanguage if it's already set. - #979
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This is a very straightforward change. I think we can skip the extensive validation of the OS for this. I validated with YourPhone. |
Kenny Kerr (kennykerr)
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While Dale is updating the OS compiler vpack, I don't think he's updating the msbuild vpack. Did you want to do that or is there not really any value? |
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Yeah let's do it. Best to be in sync. |
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When NuGet imports the props as part of PackageReference, it easy to end up in situations where the project file defines XamlLanguage before the C++/WinRT props are imported.
We shouldn't override if the value is already set.