Release 3.0 Beta 2 #651
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Why would we copy these to the binary image?
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Those files get included in the NuGet package which was referencing them from that location and thus failing to build. I could also change the NuGet package to reference the relative path to root.
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Based on @CharliePoole's observation, I switched the nuget packages to pull the powershell scripts and other files from the source tree. The build failure is the random mono failure we see and unrelated. Merging. |
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Changes made to correct packaging errors found during the release.
We can merge once the release is complete and we know there are no more outstanding issues.