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Publishing doesn't publish modified Views when compilation is skipped
See original GitHub issueIf I modify a View manually (and that’s all I do), then perform a dotnet publish, the modified View is not moved into the published output. Therefore, a deployment will deploy a stale View. This one is easy to repro: Just mod a View file and do nothing else, re-publish … you will get …
Project www_XXXXX_com (.NETStandardApp,Version=v1.5) was previously compiled.
Skipping compilation.
… check the published output. The View you modded will not get published to the output.
[EDIT] This prob also applies to any content file that is modified.
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Solved by adding back
.UseContentRoot(Directory.GetCurrentDirectory())toWebHostBuilder. Never take that off there you silly green dino!Thanks @davidfowl – Truly, one of the greatest.
Might be a problem after all: https://github.com/dotnet/cli/issues/2989