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Fix unwanted transitive updates to compile only references #46019
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I did this to all the places that were contributing to APICompat task. It should not impact the tool.
We might also want something similar for GenAPI - but I doubt we ever run that in desktop MSBuild.
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What about Microsoft.DotNet.PacakgeValidation.csproj?
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As an alternative, could we pin the problematic packages to the lower version? We are already doing this for CodeAnalysis:
sdk/src/Compatibility/Directory.Packages.props
Lines 5 to 9 in ec4dcaf
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We'd need to pin the entire closure of CodeAnalysis, including anything it might take a dependency on in the future. IMO that's not a great solution - pretty fragile and difficult to maintain.
We should pin our "entrypoint" packages where we have a clear understanding of target version. We let them define which other packages they can provide and don't do so ourselves.
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I'll add -- it's not great that we have to apply this to the entire project. The hero feature here would be that we can apply this to a single PackageReference - that package is pinned to the version that's referenced, all it's dependencies are exempt from transitive pinning, only exposed for compile, and also exempt from audit and CG.