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Use Microsoft-hosted windows-2022 pool for PR pipeline#3908

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Summary

Align the PR build agent pool with MSAL.NET (Azure Pipelines).

The root azure-pipelines.yml PR build job previously ran on the custom MwWilson1EsHostedPool. This changes it to the Microsoft-hosted windows-2022 vmImage, matching the pool MSAL.NET uses for its build/test jobs.

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  • azure-pipelines.yml: replace pool.name: MwWilson1EsHostedPool with pool.vmImage: 'windows-2022'.
  • Add the visualstudio demand alongside msbuild to mirror MSAL.NET's Windows build jobs.

Reference

MSAL.NET build/template-build-and-run-all-tests.yaml uses:

pool:
    vmImage: 'windows-2022'
    demands:
    - msbuild
    - visualstudio

Align the PR build agent pool with MSAL.NET, replacing the custom MwWilson1EsHostedPool with the Microsoft-hosted windows-2022 vmImage (demands: msbuild, visualstudio).

Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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