C#: Use ProcessStartInfo built-in for correct escaping/quoting in the Dependency manager. - #22377
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Pull request overview
Migrates dependency-manager process invocation from manually quoted strings to structured argument lists for reliable escaping.
Changes:
- Refactors .NET and NuGet invocations to use argument lists.
- Updates feed-source and restore APIs accordingly.
- Adapts tests and source-generator execution.
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| File | Description |
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Runtime.cs |
Updates the IDotNet test stub. |
DotNet.cs (tests) |
Adapts command-construction tests. |
DotnetSourceGeneratorWrapper.cs |
Passes compiler arguments separately. |
PackagesConfigRestorer.cs |
Uses structured NuGet arguments. |
NugetPackageRestorer.cs |
Propagates source argument lists. |
IDotNetCliInvoker.cs |
Changes invoker methods to list arguments. |
IDotNet.cs |
Updates public command and restore contracts. |
FeedManager.cs |
Produces structured source arguments. |
DotNetCliInvoker.cs |
Starts processes with argument lists. |
DotNet.cs (dependency fetching) |
Constructs all CLI commands as argument lists. |
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…ically handled escaping and quoting.
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Instead of escaping/quoting of arguments when we invoke
dotnetin the dependency manager, we should rely on the built-in support inProcessStartInfo. That is, we should supply the arguments to the call viaArgumentListinstead ofArguments(documentation can be seen here).DCA looks good.