Use a ThrowingTraceListener in GenerateFilteredReferenceAssembliesTask#83076
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Use a ThrowingTraceListener in GenerateFilteredReferenceAssembliesTask#83076RikkiGibson wants to merge 1 commit intodotnet:mainfrom
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I was experiencing a build crash in #83059, which was somewhat hard to diagnose.
Basically the whole extent of the build failure message I was seeing was:
It turned out that the compiler was failing a debug assertion in GenerateFilteredReferenceAssembliesTask.
In order to make this diagnosable, I added a ThrowingTraceListener, which made it throw an exception instead of crashing the process:
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