Microsoft.NET.Publish.targets GetCopyToPublishDirectoryItems depends on AssignProjectConfiguration #45512
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Looks like this is superseded by dotnet/msbuild#11167, is that correct? |
yes, this PR would bring recursiveness that would work against the comment on the target |
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When GetCopyToPublishDirectoryItems is called on its own, the depends tree terminates at _SplitProjectReferencesByFileExistence
_SplitProjectReferencesByFileExistence tries to use @(ProjectReferenceWithConfiguration) , which is empty, because it is emitted by AssignProjectConfiguration, which isn't actually called.
Add the target to the dependson list to ensure all projectreferences are considered