Skip publishing helper DCAT script as artifact - #41431
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Pull request overview
Removes an unsigned helper PowerShell script from the DCAT stage’s published output so artifact publication doesn’t fail due to code-signing validation, while still generating the required DCAT submission JSON metadata.
Changes:
- Stop copying
Update-DcatSubmission.ps1into the DCAT output directory/artifact. - Keep generating DCAT JSON metadata via
New-DcatSubmission.ps1and publish only the resulting JSON set.
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Summary of the Pull Request
The build pipeline fails to create the DCAT pipeline artifacts because it tries to publish a helper script that isn't signed. Since this script doesn't do much and it is only used internally, it doesn't seem worth it to set up signing for it. So, I'm just removing it from the published files.
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