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Changed the default package wildcard behavior for create-release#19
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…lues to be WildCard rather than empty string (which denotes default package reference only)
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The command line currently interprets something like
StepA:1.0.0to mean a package reference name of blank string, which means it will only match the default package and not any of the named package references.This is not at all intuitive when dealing with something like
PackageA:1.0.0, which feels like "whichever step PackageA appears in, use version 1.0.0". The wildcard not also spanning package reference names then feels unexpected.This PR changes the default behaviour to assume WildCard rather than "default package reference name".
Fixes OctopusDeploy/Issues#5821