Implement new CI pipelines that will build, sign, test & publish the CLI #4467
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aishwaryabh
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aishwaryabh
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| # arm64 MSI signing is not supported yet, so we skip it for now. | ||
| - ${{ if and(contains(parameters.runtime, 'win'), not(contains(parameters.runtime, 'arm64'))) }}: |
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will this also try to create MSI for minified versions too for windows?
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Yeah it will for any windows build that is not arm64; should we not be?
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Implement new CI pipelines that will build, sign, test & publish the CLI.
This PR makes it so that we no longer need to use the build.csproj to build test and publish the CLI. Instead, this is achieved through build targets, and updated CI pipelines. The new CI pipelines also parallelize the building and testing of each runtime that we support, making the build process x3 faster than it was before.
Some of the CI pipelines have been renamed so we will need to update their reference in the Azure DevOps UI.
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