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This is an automatically generated pull request from release/2.1.5xx into release/2.1.6xx.

git fetch --all
git checkout merges/release/2.1.5xx-to-release/2.1.6xx
git reset --hard upstream/release/2.1.6xx
git merge upstream/release/2.1.5xx
# Fix merge conflicts
git commit
git push upstream merges/release/2.1.5xx-to-release/2.1.6xx --force

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Peter Huene and others added 2 commits March 4, 2019 19:01
A change to enable the parameterization of the latest known patch numbers for
Microsoft.NETCore.App reused the same property names as those in the generated
bundled versions props file.

When building locally, the stage0 dotnet install was setting the properties
first, resulting in older versions as the fallbacks then what is currently
being used in the repo.

However, when building from an orchestrated build where the properties were
being set globally, those properties get respected and the values are
the expected ones.

This commit fixes this by renaming the properties to those that aren't used in
the bundled versions props file.  The names chosen match those we're using for
the 2.2 builds for consistency.
Prevent stage0 bundled versions from interfering with the build.
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@peterhuene peterhuene merged commit fd9c1d4 into release/2.1.6xx Mar 5, 2019
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