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The change is related to SerialConsoleLogger deprecation: dotnet/msbuild#12336
The property isn't needed anymore, since MSBuild will be operating on parallel logger only by default.

The change is related to SerialConsoleLogger deprecation: dotnet/msbuild#12336
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Pull Request Overview

This PR removes the FileLoggersCount property from the MSBuild logging configuration telemetry event. The change supports the deprecation of SerialConsoleLogger in MSBuild, as the system will now operate exclusively with parallel loggers by default, making the file logger count metric obsolete.

  • Removes FileLoggersCount from telemetry measurements for logging configuration events

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This PR is targeting main, which is now for .NET 11-facing work. If you intended to target .NET 10, either retarget this PR to release/10.0.1xx or make sure you backport the change to release/10.0.1xx after merging. See #50394 for more details.

@YuliiaKovalova YuliiaKovalova changed the title Remove FileLoggersCount from telemetry event Remove FileLoggersCount from MSBuild telemetry event Aug 22, 2025
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