Add dotnet9 and dotnet9-transport feeds #6939
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I would attempt to remove the old feeds. |
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I am unsure how roslyn-analyzers works but it seems to be correctly pushing the nuget packages generated from main into the
dotnet9feed. Example: TheMicrosoft.CodeAnalysis.NetAnalyzerspackage was correctly pushed to thedotnet9feed (see here) immediately after we merged this PR: #6935But just in case, and because it seems to be the proper change, I am adding the two missing feeds to
main.The old feeds are still there. I am unsure if we should remove them.