System.Formats.Cbor.Tests.DataModel: don't sign when DotNetBuildSourceOnly. #111123
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I validated this fixes the issue we see in our internal CI. |
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Wouldn't it make more sense to apply this to all fsproj files from a shared rule, and then remove it from the shared rule when the signing bug is fixed?
e.g. a rule that looks at the project file extension in a dirs.props or dirs.targets?
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If we want to apply this more general, we should probably do it in arcade ProjectDefaults.props.
This is a workaround for just this project (which seems to be the only affected).
@ViktorHofer @mmitche what is your preference?
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Agreed. Please make the change in Arcade, probably under Workaround.targets.
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Closing in favor of dotnet/arcade#15380. |
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I'm re-opening this because the attempt to generally tackle this in arcade failed, see dotnet/arcade#15420. I would prefer to make this change rather than try to add more complex logic to arcade. |
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There's already a tracking issue for the failing test: #111460. Not sure why BuildAnalysis doesn't see it. /ba-g ignore |
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Fixes #111117.
@ViktorHofer @vcsjones ptal.
cc @mmitche @omajid