Fix msbuild parser allowing missing versions
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This change updates the `msbuild` lockfile parser so that it will not allow for missing names and or versions. Before this change, a `*.csproj` file parsed as a lockfile (e.g., with type of `msbuild`) would show entries with missing name or version as an empty string. This causes analysis failures when submitting to the API since a valid package descriptor requires a non-empty `version` field. Dependency management in NuGet's "Central Package Management" (CPM) allows for `*.csproj` files containing `PackageReference` elements without a `Version` attribute. Those versions will be included, along with the fully transitive set, in the `packages.lock.json` lockfile generated by NuGet. When both files are present in the same directory, the changes in this patch will correctly parse both. For more about CPM, see this reference: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/nuget/introducing-central-package-management/ The `sample.csproj` test fixture was updated to include an entry with neither a name or version and another entry with a name but no version.
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This change updates the
msbuildlockfile parser so that it will not allow for missing names and or versions. Before this change, a*.csprojfile parsed as a lockfile (e.g., with type ofmsbuild) would show entries with missing name or version as an empty string. This causes analysis failures when submitting to the API since a valid package descriptor requires a non-emptyversionfield.Dependency management in NuGet's "Central Package Management" (CPM) allows for
*.csprojfiles containingPackageReferenceelements without aVersionattribute. Those versions will be included, along with the fully transitive set, in thepackages.lock.jsonlockfile generated by NuGet. When both files are present in the same directory, the changes in this patch will correctly parse both. For more about CPM, see this reference:https://devblogs.microsoft.com/nuget/introducing-central-package-management/
The
sample.csprojtest fixture was updated to include an entry with neither a name or version and another entry with a name but no version.