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build.bat fails with .Net Core 2.2.103
See original GitHub issueNEST/Elasticsearch.Net version: master branch
Elasticsearch version: N/A
Description of the problem including expected versus actual behavior: Executing build.bat from master branch in Windows 10 with .NET Core 2.2.103 fails due to a known issue https://github.com/NuGet/Home/issues/7748. I verified that build does not fail with .Net Core 2.2.104. I can send a PR for changing the minor version if that’s fine.
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Sure, no problem.
Thanks @bittusarkar