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Update .NET SDK and runtime to 2.2 for Ubuntu 20 support #928

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@daviwil daviwil commented Oct 19, 2020

This change fixes an issue (Azure/autorest#3601) which reports that the @microsoft.azure/autorest.csharp generator no longer works on Ubuntu 20 (neither in WSL 2 or native Ubuntu 20). The reason for this is that the version of .NET Core used (2.0) doesn't support libssl 1.1, resulting in this error at runtime:

No usable version of the libssl was found

The fix is to update the .NET Core version to 2.2 which contains a fix for this issue.

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pakrym commented Oct 19, 2020

Can we do 2.1 LTS? 2.2 is out of support next month.

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daviwil commented Oct 19, 2020

Yeah, I'll see if I can switch to that (and ensure the version is correct for LTS).

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daviwil commented Oct 19, 2020

Also, I'm working on the CI failures right now, some old automation needs to be updated.

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Is there an ETA for this? With Ubuntu 20.04 soon to be the default OS in Azure when ubuntu-latest is used this could do with being fixed soon.

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chamons commented Apr 16, 2021

Thanks for this PR, but it's been a significant amount of time since it was worked on, and likely needs work to land against latest.

Please consider reopening a new PR if you are still interested in it.

@chamons chamons closed this Apr 16, 2021
@ArthurMa1978 ArthurMa1978 deleted the dotnet-2.2 branch May 11, 2022 14:56
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