Remove Aspire.Cli from unexpected packages list - #7896
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Mitch Denny (mitchdenny)
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Ankit Jain (radical)
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March 5, 2025 06:38
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Ankit Jain (@radical) Jose Perez Rodriguez (@joperezr) the build is currently broken because I set Aspire.Cli to be packable (wasn't picked up on PR validation). Is this the correct approach to solve this problem? |
David Fowler (davidfowl)
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Why are these packages still arch specific even though you removed publishaot? |
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They aren't arch specific (at least Aspire.Cli isn't). It just so happens some of these other ones are. |
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Exclude Aspire.Cli from the set of unexpected packages. This is currently breaking the build.