Azure Devops Pipeline getting `default literal` error on Pipeline build

This happen when you have code like the following:

MyType foo = default; // assign the default value for this type

In C# 7, the supported syntax is:

MyType foo = default(MyType);

but the simpler form was added in 7.1.

There are two ways to fix this:

1. Don't use the newer form. Change any existing instances of default to have a type, and change the settings so that the IDE will prefer the verbose form. Here's a picture with the new form turned on, just change the Yes to a No: If you're using .editorconfig files, you can configure the csharp_prefer_simple_default_expression setting.
2. Set the language version for your project to be high enough to support the new syntax. Keep in mind that if you set it to latest it may use a different version between your development box (VS2019) and your build agent (e.g. possibly still on VS2017).

I just solved this issue by updating my Agent Pool in the build pipeline to use "Hosted Windows 2019 with VS2019"