Publish skips copying files that are different but not newer.
See original GitHub issueHi Team,
I’m coming from issue dotnet/sqlclient#445 where providing --runtime linux-x64
fails to load DLL from runtimes\unix\...
folder.
Is that expected behavior?
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I tend to agree. Let’s ask the SDK to change behavior of publish to copy if different rather than newer.
I ran into this this week with an upgrade, upgrading Npgsql from Version 6.0.8 to Version 7.0.0, because the upgraded version is older than the lower version. We use
dotnet publish
as part of an automated process to prepare an Azure Batch job.