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src/Compilers/Core/MSBuildTask/ErrorString.resx
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Julien Couvreur
Log additional information from CopyRefAssembly (#61384)
25 май 2022, 02:01
25 май 2022, 02:01b7838e9
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    <value>Copying reference assembly from "{0}" to "{1}".</value>
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{2}</value>
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    <value>MSB3082: Task failed because "{0}" was not found.</value>
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