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@baywet baywet commented Mar 3, 2022

once we deployed preview1 to nuget, this switched the package to semver mode, and to a different API endpoint.
This PR fixes the version comparison script.

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Looks good @baywet . FYI I had to install version 1 of SemVerPS in order to test the script locally. See https://github.com/Sarafian/SemVerPS/#core-editions-only

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baywet commented Mar 3, 2022

thanks for the insight, that's probably because you're running on powershell classic (as opposed to PS core).
Made a quick commit to instruct the task to use ps core

@baywet baywet modified the milestones: 1.0.10, 1.0.10-release Mar 16, 2022
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