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Print unique set of PDBs to a text file #4332

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I hate how powershell works different in different enviroments
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22 changes: 22 additions & 0 deletions build/AzurePipelinesTemplates/WindowsAppSDK-PackTransportPackage-Stage.yml
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env:
LIB: $(Build.SourcesDirectory)

# In the "Publish symbols to SymWeb and MSDL" step, the symbols are automatically stripped in the API.
# However, since WindowsAppSDK is public, we don't need to strip them.
# So we need to send a list of pdbs to the symbols team that is not needed to be stripped
# This task facilitates this.
- task: PowerShell@2
name: ListUniquePDBs
displayName: 'List Unique PDBs and write to pdbs.txt'
inputs:
targetType: 'inline'
script: |
$pdbSet = @{}
$inputPath = "$(Build.ArtifactStagingDirectory)\symbols"
Get-ChildItem *.pdb -Path $inputPath -Recurse | foreach-object {
$pdbSet[$_.Name] = $true
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You're using hashset as a dynamically growable collection? Since you don't care about the value $null would be slightly prefereable to $true

}
foreach ($value in $pdbSet.Keys)
{
Write-Host $value
}
New-Item "$(ob_outputDirectory)\pdbs.txt" -Force
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What is 'ob'?

$pdbSet.Keys | Out-File "$(ob_outputDirectory)\pdbs.txt"
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You can replace lines 164-165 with the simpler

$pdbSet.Keys | Set-Content -Path "$(ob_outputDirectory)\pdbs.txt" -Force

You can also control encoding if need be (see other Set-Content uses across the repo for examples)


# Publishing symbols publicly requires making an API call to the service and is handled by PublishPublicSymbols.ps1
# in eng/common
# See this page for more info:
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