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Fix servicehub symbol package name #75525

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Fix servicehub symbol package name #75525

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@genlu genlu commented Oct 16, 2024

hopefully this would fix the build. At least validation run is fixed

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@genlu genlu changed the title Fix3 Fix servicehub symbol package name Oct 16, 2024
@genlu genlu merged commit 102102c into dotnet:main Oct 16, 2024
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@@ -69,6 +69,11 @@ function Publish-Nuget($publishData, [string]$packageDir) {
throw "$nupkg does not exist"
}

if ($nupkg.EndsWith(".symbols.nupkg")) {
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Can we add a comment on how they are published if they aren't published here?

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tbh I'm still feeling perplexed on how our symbol publishing works. From the log, it seems we generate a bunch of {packageId}.Symbols.{version}.nupkg packages, then use *.symbols.nupkg to try to find them and failed to find any, therefore we copy those {packageId}.Symbols.{version}.nupkg to {packageId}*.Symbols.{version}.symbols.nupkg and use them instead... @tmat and I decided to at least have the name of these two servicehub packages right and figure out what to do for others later.

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