dotnet csproj instead of sln #35
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since it does not specify an output path, it doesn't seem relevant to change it here
DavidBakerEffendi
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Apr 8, 2025
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While #34 seemingly fixed #33, checking the CI logs I noticed this message:
This matches my previous hypothesis that building from the solution builds both projects (DotNetAstGen.csproj and DotNetAstGen.Test.csproj), and given that their output folder is the same there are no guarantees they won't overwrite each other.
As such, a more permanent fix seems to entail specifying exactly the .csproj we intend to publish.