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Microsoft.NETCore.App.Composite packaging misauthored - currently only win-x64 packages get published #72828
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I couldn't figure out the best area label to add to this issue. If you have write-permissions please help me learn by adding exactly one area label. |
This might be a situation where we should put some checks in place to avoid this mistake in the future? /cc @ericstj This is pretty close to what we were talking about last week. This is a partial package that is being published under a rid-agnostic name. |
Perhaps, I have no idea what this package is for so I can't say for certain. |
Since the composite packages are still experimental and not consumed downstream yet, moving this to 8, unless its blocking any builds. fyi @davidwrighton |
@mangod9 They're shipping to customers on nuget.org though? Should that be removed for now? |
I am not aware of anyone consuming these so should be ok to remove. @davidwrighton to confirm. |
Okay. We should mark these packages as non-shipping then, too, if we're not going to fix the authoring error. |
this packages is actually not being used. Perhaps we should remove from building in the runtime repo? |
The Microsoft.NETCore.App Composite package appears to be named in a rid-agnostic way on NuGet.org, but has RID specific binaries.
Originally posted by @mmitche in #72701 (comment)
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