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docs: clarify .NET plugin self-provisioned SDK compatibility

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Project
craft-parts
Number
#1417
Type
pull request
State
merged
Author
mateusrodrigues
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Merged documentation clarifying .NET plugin SDK compatibility across Ubuntu releases and offering a custom SDK alternative. Approved by three reviewers, updated the changelog, rebased from main, and passed CI checks.

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- [X] Have you followed the guidelines for contributing? - [ ] Have you signed the [CLA](http://www.ubuntu.com/legal/contributors/)? - [X] Have you successfully run `make lint && make test`? - [X] Have you added an entry to the changelog (`docs/reference/changelog.rst`)? --- The .NET Plugin (v2) is capable of self-provisioning a .NET SDK to build .NET application parts. This PR clarifies the compatibility of the plugin's self-provisioned .NET SDK with various Ubuntu releases and provides an alternative for users who wish to provision a custom SDK themselves, either for personal preference or because they use an older version of Ubuntu that does not support the self-provisioned SDK.

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Date Model Scores Action Summary
qwen/qwen3.6-35b-a3b Merged documentation clarifying .NET plugin SDK compatibility across Ubuntu releases and offering a custom SDK alternative. Approved by three reviewers, updated the changelog, rebased from main, and passed CI checks.
qwen3.6-35b-a3b-mtp-q6 Merged documentation update clarifying the .NET plugin's self-provisioned SDK compatibility across Ubuntu releases. The PR documents custom SDK alternatives, was rebased from main, and updated the changelog prior to merge.

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