Exclude more problematic assemblies from the ASP.NET composite #47812
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Ivan has managed to identify the list of assemblies that cause problems in the dotnet app. I have rerun the perf measurements and, while there does seem to be impact (about 4 msecs increasing the plaintext benchmark startup time from 88 msecs to 92 msecs), we still seem slightly faster than the default R2R publishing (95 msecs) so I believe that excluding these assemblies from the ASP.NET composite image for now is the most expedient way to unblock the build of .NET composite Docker containers.
Thanks
Tomas
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