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After a dependency flow PR from arcade #12873 our internal builds started to fail on the publising stage. https://dev.azure.com/dnceng/internal/_build/results?buildId=2637287&view=results
This stage reads the "BAR manifest" - a list of our nuget packages that looks like this:
"BAR manifest" is generated on the "Pack Sign and Publish" step. Before the PR from arcade, this step was generating manifest named
AssetManifest\Windows_NT-AnyCPU.xml
for each architecture, overriding the previously written one in place. Then the publish step would process that manifest. After the arcade PR we are generating 3 manifests, one for each architecture.Windows_Arm64.xml
Windows_x64.xml
Windows_x86.xml
probably because of this change dotnet/arcade@232c628
We need only a single manifest and a single set of the nugets, thus we should run the publishing step only for x64.
I don't know why build-PR script has the "Pack, Sign. publish" step because it does not actually run ("Skipping step due to condition evaluation.") I think this step can only run in AzDO (looking at publish.proj in arcade) I'm open to removing this step.
test run https://dev.azure.com/dnceng/internal/_build/results?buildId=2638049&view=results
Microsoft Reviewers: Open in CodeFlow