Allow PostAnalysis@2 task to continue on error for Windows_Packaging_CPU_x86_default#14332
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Have we contacted the authors of this ADO task? |
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https://stackoverflow.microsoft.com/questions/338792. |
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I'm not entirely sure this should be merged, but it's here in case we need to unblock. |
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Description
Allows the PostAnalysis@2 task for windows CI jobs to continue even if an error is encountered.
Motivation and Context
This is a temporary workaround that enables the
Windows_Packaging_CPU_x86_defaultjob within the Zip-Nuget-Java-NodeJS packaging pipeline to finish. A recent update to dotnet 6 has broken the PostAnalysis task for this job.This task was originally added by #13694