[ClickOnce] Fix publishing of content items from child projects. #9209
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ning51
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Sep 7, 2023
… child projects, include output of target that get the transitive source items from child projects
rainersigwald
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John-Hart
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AB#1846089
Context
ClickOnce is not publishing copy-local content items from child projects.
Changes Made
GetCopyToOutputDirectoryItems target gets the content items of transitive project dependencies. The itemgroup with these contents is however getting cleared.
With this change, the content item group is being preserved and ClickOnce publishing target is now adding the TransitiveItemsToCopyToOutputDirectory itemgroup to its publish output.
Testing
Manual testing + Validation from CTI team of both customer repro and functional testing.
Notes