Fixed previous release issue to now include templates targeting .NET 10 #2245
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Description of changes:
In the previous release of
Amazon.Lambda.Templateswe were supposed to release from theBlueprints\BlueprintDefinitions\vs2026folder but we didn't update the autover config so theBlueprints\BlueprintDefinitions\vs2022version was released so we didn't include the .NET 10 version of the templates.To fix this I reverted the version bump in
Blueprints\BlueprintDefinitions\vs2022and then applied the previous version bump toBlueprints\BlueprintDefinitions\vs2026and fixed the autover config. I ran theautover versioncommand to confirm the correct package was version bumped.By submitting this pull request, I confirm that my contribution is made under the terms of the Apache 2.0 license.