chore: Bump the nuget-minor-and-patch group with 2 updates #75
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build-test-pack / build:
LiveTest/LiveTest.Client/Pages/LineGraph.razor#L439
'SKPath.MoveTo(float, float)' is obsolete: 'Use SKPathBuilder instead.'
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build-test-pack / build:
LiveTest/LiveTest.Client/Components/TabViewComponent.razor#L37
Non-nullable property 'Name' must contain a non-null value when exiting constructor. Consider adding the 'required' modifier or declaring the property as nullable.
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build-test-pack / build:
LiveTest/LiveTest.Client/Components/TabViewComponent.razor#L6
Component parameter 'Icon' should not be set outside of its component.
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build-test-pack / build:
LiveTest/LiveTest.Client/Components/ProgressWithSetPercentage.razor#L9
Field 'ProgressWithSetPercentage._cancellationToken' is never assigned to, and will always have its default value
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build-test-pack / build:
LiveTest/LiveTest.Client/Pages/LineGraph.razor#L443
'SKPath.Close()' is obsolete: 'Use SKPathBuilder instead.'
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build-test-pack / build:
LiveTest/LiveTest.Client/Pages/LineGraph.razor#L442
'SKPath.LineTo(float, float)' is obsolete: 'Use SKPathBuilder instead.'
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build-test-pack / build:
LiveTest/LiveTest.Client/Pages/LineGraph.razor#L441
'SKPath.LineTo(float, float)' is obsolete: 'Use SKPathBuilder instead.'
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build-test-pack / build:
LiveTest/LiveTest.Client/Pages/LineGraph.razor#L440
'SKPath.LineTo(float, float)' is obsolete: 'Use SKPathBuilder instead.'
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build-test-pack / build:
LiveTest/LiveTest.Client/Pages/LineGraph.razor#L439
'SKPath.MoveTo(float, float)' is obsolete: 'Use SKPathBuilder instead.'
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build-test-pack / build:
LiveTest/LiveTest.Client/Components/TabViewComponent.razor#L37
Non-nullable property 'Name' must contain a non-null value when exiting constructor. Consider adding the 'required' modifier or declaring the property as nullable.
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