For whatever reason, the new version of the PackageAzureDevOpsExtension that we use to create a VSIX bundle doesn't work if we use the default variable names, i.e. Extension.Version that the previous step QueryAzureDevOpsExtensionVersion sets. Weirdly enough, The QueryAzureDevOpsExtensionVersion step does actually set the right value. I haven't dug into what's going on, but using a different variable name does work as expected. We do something similar in the primary build, which is what led me to suspect that if it works there it must work here too. Anyway, I triggered a manual build for the packaging build pipeline using this branch and it passed.
For whatever reason, the new version of the
PackageAzureDevOpsExtensionthat we use to create a VSIX bundle doesn't work if we use the default variable names, i.e.Extension.Versionthat the previous stepQueryAzureDevOpsExtensionVersionsets. Weirdly enough, TheQueryAzureDevOpsExtensionVersionstep does actually set the right value. I haven't dug into what's going on, but using a different variable name does work as expected. We do something similar in the primary build, which is what led me to suspect that if it works there it must work here too. Anyway, I triggered a manual build for the packaging build pipeline using this branch and it passed.