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Use Central Package Management #144

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The commit simplifies dependencies across multiple project files by removing explicit versioning and unnecessary imports. This eliminates redundancy and helps to maintain code with fewer details. It also optimizes the referencing of packages by assuming the latest version instead of hard coding particular versions.
The newly added Directory.Build.props file contains important project properties details and the Directory.Packages.props file manages package versions. The properties include target frameworks, analysis modes, other repositories details for the former, and specific package versions for different target frameworks for the latter.
This update allows the package workflow to track changes made to 'main', 'feature/*', 'patch/*', and 'fix/*' branches instead of just 'main'. Additionally, the version prefix is now derived from branch names, enhancing the visibility of changes per version. The commit verification is also updated to check with the corresponding remote branch instead of solely with 'main'.
The auto PR body generator workflow has been deleted in this commit. This YAML file was previously responsible for automatically creating pull request descriptions.
@sfmskywalker sfmskywalker merged commit 0687abf into main Feb 16, 2024
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@sfmskywalker sfmskywalker deleted the task/central-package-management branch February 16, 2024 17:59
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