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Statement identity for an unknown query hash has one definition (#5758)
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Merge origin/dev into fix/5758-one-query-hash-identity
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UiSmokeWpf lock file records Analysis -> Common (#5758)
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Merge origin/dev into fix/5758-one-query-hash-identity
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Non-blocking, but the body under-describes this regeneration. It says only that "Lite's lock drops a stale
System.Diagnostics.EventLogentry"; the rewrite actually drops four things the body does not name:"System.Security.Cryptography.ProtectedData": "[10.0.11, )"out of thisperformancemonitor.plananalysisdependency list (this hunk) — inLite/,deprecated/Dashboard/andDarling/PerformanceMonitor.Darling.Viewer/;System.Security.Cryptography.ProtectedDataCentralTransitiveentry (requested [10.0.12, ),resolved 10.0.11) in those same three;System.Diagnostics.EventLogout ofMicrosoft.Extensions.Logging.EventLog's dependency list and as aTransitiveentry indeprecated/Dashboard/too, not just Lite — and in Lite from thenet10.0-windows7.0/win-x64section as well.The first two read oddly on their face, because
PerformanceMonitor.PlanAnalysis/PerformanceMonitor.PlanAnalysis.csproj:26still declares that package directly:I do not think this is a defect:
Lite.Tests/packages.lock.json,Darling/Darling.Tests/packages.lock.json,deprecated/Dashboard.Tests/packages.lock.jsonandtools/ui-smoke-wpf/packages.lock.jsonALREADY carry the pruned shape on the base branch (theirperformancemonitor.plananalysisentries list onlyMicrosoft.Data.SqlClient+PerformanceMonitor.Common, and neither package appears anywhere in them), so the pruning is what the pinned SDK's restore produces today and these three files were simply the stragglers — the same reason they were still on[3.9.0, )while their siblings were on[3.10.0, ). Worth saying out loud in the body, though, since "drops a stale EventLog entry" reads as one incidental line and it is actually two packages across three files, one of them still declared in a csproj.Nothing here is checkable from a read-only tree (no SDK in the review environment), so the
lock-filesjob inbuild.yml:912-920is the only witness.