Incorrect "dotnet publish" behave with -o key #114

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opened 2025-08-09 17:15:03 +00:00 by fergalmoran · 0 comments
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Originally created by @strofimo on 3/26/2018

Steps to reproduce:

  1. Create SPA react redux project by "dotnet new reactredux" command
  2. Run "npm install" command
  3. Run "dotnet publish -c Release -o _Result/build1" command. Check that _Result/build1 folder contains proper set of files/folders.
  4. Run "dotnet publish -c Release -o _Result/build2" command. Check _Result/build2 folder and find _Result folder inside with all previous builds.

P.S. this behave don't reproduced for simple console application.

*Originally created by @strofimo on 3/26/2018* Steps to reproduce: 1. Create SPA react redux project by "dotnet new reactredux" command 2. Run "npm install" command 3. Run "dotnet publish -c Release -o _Result/build1" command. Check that _Result/build1 folder contains proper set of files/folders. 4. Run "dotnet publish -c Release -o _Result/build2" command. Check _Result/build2 folder and find _Result folder inside with all previous builds. P.S. this behave don't reproduced for simple console application.
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