ci(cascade): resolve dotnet-new template version parameters - #54
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Propagates the canonical
.github/sibling-templates/bowire-released.ymlfrom Kuestenlogik/Bowire@d5afdbdb.
Adds a Resolve dotnet-new template version parameters step and
extends the postcondition to cover it. The step walks
*/.template.config/template.jsonand resolves thedefaultValuebehinda
Version="…"placeholder that a published id carries — the hop thebump step deliberately does not take, because the placeholder is not a
version number.
This repo ships no
dotnet newtemplates, so the new step is a no-ophere. It is propagated anyway: all eleven cascade siblings carried a
byte-identical copy of this file before this PR, and that is what makes
the next drift diff-able.
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