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I'm working on a nuget build pipeline. My problem is that my integration test project is being packaged and deployed to the azure artifacts, while my unit test projects are not.

The integration test project is a console application. I want it in the project, but I don't want it to deploy into the artifacts.

My Projects in the solution:

  • MyProject.Common
  • MyProject.Common.UnitTests
  • MyProject
  • MyProject.UnitTests
  • MyProject.IntegrationTests

I am using .net core v2 steps

Restore
Build
Test
Publish
Pack
Push

Test Path to project (works)

**/*[Uu]nit[Tt]ests.csproj

Publish Path to projects (works)

!**/*[Tt]ests.csproj
**/*.csproj

Pack path to project (does not work - filters unit test projects, but not integration test)

!**/*[Tt]ests.csproj;**/*.csproj

Josh
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I noticed that the description for the filepath properties of the pack command is different than the descriptions in the test and publish commands:

Pattern to search for csproj or nuspec files to pack.

You can separate multiple patterns with a semicolon, and you can
make a pattern negative by prefixing it with '-:'. Example:
**/*.csproj;-:**/*.Tests.csproj

So perhaps try -:**/*[Tt]ests.csproj;**/*.csproj instead. I don't think this explains why the unit tests are excluded and the integrated tests are not, though.

AHaleIII
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