Hello,
Im trying to utilize Azure DevOps to setup a CI\CD pipeline. I am able to build and run my container locally on a windows 10 machine, however when I attempt to using the docker file to build within Azure DevOps build pipeline im getting an error on the container
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I suspect that the issue is that Im not getting my source code DLLs included in my pipeline created image, I have be able to confirm this my taking my working container, sh access run an ls command, and I can see my dlls. On my pipeline created image, I do not see these DLLs when I perform the same command. I am only using the Dockerfile in the Web.Host project, I think im missing something.
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Here is a related article, you can take a look.
https://docs.aspnetzero.com/documents/aspnet-core-mvc/latest/Setting-Up-an-Azure-Pipeline-Mvc-Core
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This does not address my real issue. My problem is getting the azure devops pipeline to build the container the same way that the build-with-ng.ps1 script does.
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I think you need to publish your website as a self-contained package. to do this add your publish command
--self-contained trueoption.In your
build-with-ng.ps1file, you can replace the below lines:dotnet publish --output (Join-Path $outputFolder "Host") --configuration Releasedotnet publish --output (Join-Path $outputFolder "Public") --configuration Release
with these line:
dotnet publish -c Release -r linux-x64 --self-contained true -o (Join-Path $outputFolder "Host")dotnet publish -c Release -r linux-x64 --self-contained true -o (Join-Path $outputFolder "Public")
(I'm not sure to add double quotes to
(Join-Path $outputFolder "Host")you can change it to"(Join-Path $outputFolder "Host")"if it doesn't work.)note that while we use
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Thank you that worked!
