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[dotnet][msbuild] Do not copy .pdb files inside .app for release builds #11153

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@spouliot spouliot commented Apr 7, 2021

The original goal was to remove the .dylib from the app bundle.
However some are required, even in release, so that will need to be
fixed first [1]

[1] #11145

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The original goal was to remove the `.dylib` from the app bundle.
However some are required, even in release, so that will need to be
fixed first [1]

[1] xamarin#11145
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@spouliot notes or no notes, that is the question

@spouliot spouliot added the not-notes-worthy Ignore for release notes label Apr 7, 2021
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🔥 Tests failed catastrophically on Build (no summary found). 🔥

Result file $(TEST_SUMMARY_PATH) not found.

Pipeline on Agent XAMBOT-1097.Catalina

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spouliot commented Apr 8, 2021

/azp run

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✅ Tests passed on Build. ✅

Tests passed on Build.

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🎉 All 94 tests passed 🎉

Pipeline on Agent XAMBOT-1097.Catalina'

@spouliot spouliot merged commit 578a80c into xamarin:main Apr 8, 2021
@spouliot spouliot deleted the dotnet-do-not-copy-pdb-for-release-builds branch April 8, 2021 13:09
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