Add --skip-duplicate to NuGet push commands#36
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Summary
The
*.nupkgglob matches.snupkgfiles, causing the first push command to upload both the package and its symbols. The second command then tries to push the symbols again and fails with a 409 conflict.Adding
--skip-duplicateto both commands prevents this.Root Cause
The
.nupkgpush already uploads.snupkgsymbols automatically. When the.snupkgpush runs, the symbols are already pending validation on nuget.org.