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[release/9.0] PersistedAssemblyBuilder: fix IL reference tokens to another generated assembly members #107691

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Backport of #107661 to release/9.0

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Customer Impact

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A customer reported that when they create two assemblies that depends one another the referenced member from other assembly appears as a member of current module and invoking such code throws

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Not a regression, bug in the new PersistedAssemblyBuilder feature added in .NET 9.0

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Unit tests that reproes the issue are added

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Low, the fix is easy and clear, should not cause a regression

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@buyaa-n buyaa-n added the Servicing-consider Issue for next servicing release review label Sep 11, 2024
@artl93 artl93 added Servicing-approved Approved for servicing release and removed Servicing-consider Issue for next servicing release review labels Sep 11, 2024
@artl93 artl93 merged commit 8dc3e06 into release/9.0 Sep 11, 2024
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