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Bumps [actions/attest-build-provenance](https://github.com/actions/attest-build-provenance) from 2.2.0 to 2.2.3.
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WoofWare.DotnetRuntimeLocator
Helpers to locate the .NET runtime and SDKs programmatically.
(If you're parsing dotnet --list-runtimes, you're doing it wrong!)
Usage
See the example.
let info = DotnetEnvironmentInfo.Get ()
// or, if you already know a path to the `dotnet` executable...
let info = DotnetEnvironmentInfo.GetSpecific "/path/to/dotnet"
Troubleshooting
The easiest way to make sure we can find a dotnet is to have one on your PATH.
If you have a very strange setup, we may be unable to locate the libhostfxr library we use to find the runtimes.
In that case, you can supply the environment variable WOOFWARE_DOTNET_LOCATOR_LIBHOSTFXR,
which should be a full path to a libhostfxr DLL on your system.
(Normally this is in /usr/share/dotnet/host/fxr/{runtime}/libhostfxr.so; you must make sure your version is from runtime 6 or greater, because the required symbols were not added until then.)