Update SDK version in global.json #1784
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I don't object to updating global.json to keep up with the current SDK, but I disagree that VS requires it. I have VS 16.7 on my box and it loads all the projects just fine. So I don't think we can claim this fixes #1781. If it's the case that we somehow need the 32-bit version of the SDK installed, that might need a different fix. |
It's my understanding that VS does not care about the 32-bit SDK. It installs the 64-bit SDK when you install the .NET Core workload. |
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The new SDK is required to work with the 16.5 version of Visual Studio 2019.
Fixes #1781