[Issue #34508] WIP: Implement --no-cache option for tool install locally #36369
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just a note for this one that it'll need to be retargeted to release/8.0.3xx now that 8.0.200 has shipped. |
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Old PR traige: @baronfel this looks still valid. Should we ask the customer to retarget to 9.0.2xx and get someone to help or close? |
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This would be very useful for local tools, and in general we should be using this RestoreActionConfig anywhere we do nuget-y things. |
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This would be nice to get in, any updates? |
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#34508
Still Work in Progress: was a bit more interesting than expected