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Fixed line continuation issues for dotnet publish command in YAML file#13

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Fixed line continuation issues for dotnet publish command in YAML file#13
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Fixed line continuation issues for dotnet publish command in YAML file

Removed unnecessary line breaks in the dotnet publish command within build-and-release.yml. This change consolidates parameters into a single line, enhancing readability and maintainability.

Removed unnecessary line breaks in the dotnet publish command within `build-and-release.yml`. This change consolidates parameters into a single line, enhancing readability and maintainability.
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Pull Request Overview

This PR fixes line continuation issues in the GitHub Actions workflow file by consolidating the dotnet publish command from a multi-line format with backslash continuations into a single line. This change improves the YAML file's readability and eliminates potential issues with line continuation syntax.

Key changes:

  • Consolidated multi-line dotnet publish command into a single line
  • Removed the run: | block syntax and backslash line continuations
  • Maintained all original command parameters and functionality

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@udlose udlose merged commit c938b54 into main Aug 3, 2025
@udlose udlose deleted the fix-workflow-to-handle-manual-run branch August 3, 2025 21:23
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