fix Component Governance file can't find warning #5510
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This PR fixes Component Governance warnings that were occurring due to inconsistent capitalization of the configuration parameter across the build system. The warnings showed paths like:
Root Cause
The issue was caused by inconsistent configuration parameter casing:
BuildAll.ps1defaults to"Release"(uppercase R)"release"(lowercase r)build-nupkg.ps1defaulted to"release"(lowercase r)This caused
project.assets.jsonfiles to reference different obj directory paths (obj\Release\vsobj\release\), creating Component Governance warnings about non-existent paths.