GauthamBanasandra opened a new pull request, #4815:
URL: https://github.com/apache/hadoop/pull/4815

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   ### Description of PR
   The `winutils`, `libwinutils` and `native` project structures are currently 
defined in `.vcxproj` and `.sln` files. For building on Windows using Visual 
Studio, a key parameter is the `PlatformToolsetVersion`. This gets added by the 
build system by running 
[dev-support/bin/win-vs-upgrade.cmd](https://github.com/apache/hadoop/blob/c60a900583d6a8d0494980f4bbbf4f95438b741b/dev-support/bin/win-vs-upgrade.cmd).
 This essentially runs the following command to detect the 
PlatformToolsetVersion of the currently installed Visual Studio and uses the 
same for compilation - 
https://github.com/apache/hadoop/blob/c60a900583d6a8d0494980f4bbbf4f95438b741b/dev-support/bin/win-vs-upgrade.cmd#L38
   
   However, when building with `Dockerfile_windows_10`, only Visual Studio 2019 
Build Tools are available (**and not the full IDE**). The Visual Studio 2019 
Build Tools distribution doesn't contain `devenv` and thus, the above command 
fails to run stating that it couldn't find devenv.
   
   To fix this issue, this PR adds the ability to specify the 
PlatformToolsetVersion as a Maven option `use.platformToolsetVersion`, at which 
point the win-vs-upgrade.cmd won't run and would use the speicified 
PlatformToolsetVersion against MSBuild.
   
   ### How was this patch tested?
   Tested by compiling Hadoop locally.
   
   
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