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Stop storing the parsed RID fallback graph #82811

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@elinor-fung elinor-fung commented Mar 1, 2023

After startup, we only need the RID fallback graph from the root framework for component dependency resolution (AssemblyDependencyResolver). This change stops storing that graph (which is decently large for portable linux) for all applications and switches to re-populating it on demand.

Removing this stored value also lines up with the plan to move to algorithmic RID selection rather than reading from the .deps.json.

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After startup, we only need the RID fallback graph from the root framework for component dependency resolution (AssemblyDependencyResolver). This change stops storing that graph (which is decently large for portable linux) for all applications and switches to re-populating it on demand.

Removing this stored value also lines up with the plan to move to algorithmic RID fallback rather than reading from the .deps.json.

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@elinor-fung elinor-fung merged commit bc6c733 into dotnet:main Mar 2, 2023
@elinor-fung elinor-fung deleted the recompute-rid-fallback branch March 2, 2023 19:21
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