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I was thinking about this the other day. I noticed we do generate the packages, they just don't get stored in a persistent location.
Will we get any kind of pushback from dnceng for using a lot of new space? We would basically create a new persistent artifact location for every commit in a PR. Unless they get deleted and overriden whenever a new commit is pushed?
Nope, we do this in every repository. Pipeline artifacts are expected to be used and they a retention policy setting attached anyway. It's perfectly fine to do this.
We should have packages available in the pipeline run as pipeline artifacts for inspection. This makes it easier to double check PR changes.
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