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When running a DotNetCore command or tool via Cake, we can control the roll forward policy by setting an environment variable DOTNET_ROLL_FORWARD in the [tool's settings](https://github.com/cake-build/cake/blob/8bc15841e97944291946a89f335562244965247e/src/Cake.Common/Tools/DotNetCore/DotNet
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It would be nice if doit could use as many processes as there are CPUs instead of only a hardcoded number.
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Presently it is not easily possible to know what the host os/platform is. This is particularly importatnt when working on a machine like an m1 macbook that tends to run lots of portions under emulation.
For example you may want to do something like the following (mostly to avoid golang crashing instant under qemu)