The packages.microsoft.com repositories are regularly broken, which results in perennial build failures if you use GitHub Actions which includes it by default.
GitHub's response to "your default configuration is broken" was basically "welp, NOMFP":
GitHub's response to "your default configuration is broken" was basically "welp, NOMFP":
Hadn't seen it before and big G suggests NMFP is way more common, with no hit that I saw explaining the 'O'.
(It's a quote from the UK political satire series "The Thick Of It", in which the character Malcolm Tucker remarks, "NOMFP. N-O-M-F-P. Not My Fucking Problem. I quite like that. Did you like that? I'll use that quite a lot today.")
That said, I’d also like to know.
for broken_apt_repository in `grep -lr microsoft /etc/apt/sources.list.d/`; do sudo rm $broken_apt_repository; done