The GitHub workflow titled "Publish Private Package" defined in .github/workflows/publish_private_package.yaml fails on its final self check if, when installing the published module, there is a ScubaGear module in the public PSGallery module as well.
The issue appears to be that the public PSGallery is not removed from the set of package sources and/or the Install-Module command is not given the -Repository flag set to the private repository source. Recommend the latter as a fix.
To reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Run the workflow
Then review the errors (see screenshot for example)
Expected behavior
I expected the self test to target the private package repository, specifically, so that it would install only the test ScubaGear module.
🐛 Summary
The GitHub workflow titled "Publish Private Package" defined in .github/workflows/publish_private_package.yaml fails on its final self check if, when installing the published module, there is a ScubaGear module in the public PSGallery module as well.
The issue appears to be that the public PSGallery is not removed from the set of package sources and/or the Install-Module command is not given the
-Repositoryflag set to the private repository source. Recommend the latter as a fix.To reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
I expected the self test to target the private package repository, specifically, so that it would install only the test ScubaGear module.
Any helpful log output or screenshots
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