[release/2.1] Clean up `E_FAIL` compilation errors
See original GitHub issueThe SharedFx and later jobs emit loads (around 1000) of errors like:
Unspecified error (Exception from HRESULT: 0x80004005 (E_FAIL)) while compiling method MessagePackSerializer.SerializeAsync
These errors do not fail builds but do make for rather noisy logs❕ Would like to get to the bottom of this…
Problems are limited to the internal build pipeline and first show up around https://dev.azure.com/dnceng/internal/_build/results?buildId=997298. It’s not clear whether the problem existed before then because most builds were unsuccessful in the earlier “Build and test: Windows” job.
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We have dotnet/coreclr#24386 fix in .NET Core 3.x branches, but not in 2.x ones. Considering .NET Core 2.1 is near its end-of-support, I am not sure whether there will be another release.
Errors are definitely annoying but we can wade through them forever more, just as we have been.