I notice my build pipeline produces a broken build that is missing the umbraco folder in the root of the project. Normally this folder should contain: config, PartialViewMacros, UmbracoBackOffice, UmbracoInstall, UmbracoWebsite.
git clone https://dev.azure.com/SteveV/winlintest/_git/winlintest
dotnet publish .\MySolution.sln --configuration Release --output .\release-test\`
Microsoft (R) Build Engine version 16.11.0+0538acc04 for .NET
Copyright (C) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
Determining projects to restore...
Restored C:\test-lin\winlintest\UmbLinTest\UmbLinTest.csproj (in 2,81 sec).
UmbLinTest -> C:\test-lin\winlintest\UmbLinTest\bin\Release\net5.0\UmbLinTest.dll
Copying Umbraco content files: C:\Users\SteveV\.nuget\packages\umbraco.cms.staticassets\9.0.0-rc004\buildTransitive\..\content\umbraco\**\*.* - #46 files
Copying Umbraco wwwroot content files: C:\Users\SteveV\.nuget\packages\umbraco.cms.staticassets\9.0.0-rc004\buildTransitive\..\content\wwwroot\umbraco\**\*.* - #2493 files
UmbLinTest -> C:\test-lin\winlintest\release-test\
The command seems to restore the Umbraco folder and it's subdirectories/files just fine in the project directory but it's not there in release-test. The weird thing is that this only happens in a freshly cloned repository. When I run the dotnet publish command inside my usual project I get the expected umbraco folder.
We have seen it a few times - doing an explicit build before publish, ensures that the targets copying files have been run. That is also why it is working from " inside my usual project ".
I'm not sure if this is by design or a bug in the dotnet publish tools, but umbrcao and other packages, are build according to spec.
I just noticed when I run the publish command twice, it fails with the message:
error NETSDK1022: Duplicate 'Content' items were included. The .NET SDK includes 'Content' items from your project directory by default.
You can either remove these items from your project file, or set the 'EnableDefaultContentItems' property to 'false' if you want to explicitly include them in your project file.
For more information, see https://aka.ms/sdkimplicititems.
The duplicate items were:
'umbraco\PartialViewMacros\Templates\Breadcrumb.cshtml';
'umbraco\PartialViewMacros\Templates\EditProfile.cshtml';
'umbraco\PartialViewMacros\Templates\Empty.cshtml';
'umbraco\PartialViewMacros\Templates\Gallery.cshtml';
'umbraco\PartialViewMacros\Templates\ListAncestorsFromCurrentPage.cshtml';
'umbraco\PartialViewMacros\Templates\ListChildPagesFromChangeableSource.cshtml';
'umbraco\PartialViewMacros\Templates\ListChildPagesFromCurrentPage.cshtml';
'umbraco\PartialViewMacros\Templates\ListChildPagesOrderedByDate.cshtml';
'umbraco\PartialViewMacros\Templates\ListChildPagesOrderedByName.cshtml';
'umbraco\PartialViewMacros\Templates\ListChildPagesOrderedByProperty.cshtml';
'umbraco\PartialViewMacros\Templates\ListChildPagesWithDoctype.cshtml';
'umbraco\PartialViewMacros\Templates\ListDescendantsFromCurrentPage.cshtml';
'umbraco\PartialViewMacros\Templates\ListImagesFromMediaFolder.cshtml';
'umbraco\PartialViewMacros\Templates\Login.cshtml';
'umbraco\PartialViewMacros\Templates\LoginStatus.cshtml';
'umbraco\PartialViewMacros\Templates\MultinodeTree-picker.cshtml';
'umbraco\PartialViewMacros\Templates\Navigation.cshtml';
'umbraco\PartialViewMacros\Templates\RegisterMember.cshtml';
'umbraco\PartialViewMacros\Templates\SiteMap.cshtml';
'umbraco\UmbracoBackOffice\AuthorizeUpgrade.cshtml';
'umbraco\UmbracoBackOffice\Default.cshtml';
'umbraco\UmbracoBackOffice\Preview.cshtml';
'umbraco\UmbracoInstall\Index.cshtml';
'umbraco\UmbracoWebsite\NoNodes.cshtml';
'umbraco\config\appsettings-schema.json'
Those are the files that are missing from my deployment. I will investigate further.
Missing umbraco folder after dotnet publish - 9.0.0-rc004
I notice my build pipeline produces a broken build that is missing the
umbracofolder in the root of the project. Normally this folder should contain: config, PartialViewMacros, UmbracoBackOffice, UmbracoInstall, UmbracoWebsite.The command seems to restore the Umbraco folder and it's subdirectories/files just fine in the project directory but it's not there in
release-test. The weird thing is that this only happens in a freshly cloned repository. When I run the dotnet publish command inside my usual project I get the expected umbraco folder.Is there something I'm missing?
Hi,
We have seen it a few times - doing an explicit build before publish, ensures that the targets copying files have been run. That is also why it is working from " inside my usual project ".
I'm not sure if this is by design or a bug in the dotnet publish tools, but umbrcao and other packages, are build according to spec.
I just noticed when I run the publish command twice, it fails with the message:
Those are the files that are missing from my deployment. I will investigate further.
do you have
in your csproj?
We also needed to add to get everything in the published package for deployment.
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