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fix(release): unquote wave-2 glob so bash expands it - #7
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…s it Real wave-2 run failed with "File does not exist (artifacts/Vali-Flow.[0-9]*.nupkg)" -- the pattern variable was interpolated inside double quotes, which suppresses bash's glob expansion, so dotnet nuget push received the literal bracket expression as a filename instead of a real package path. Wave 1 and wave 3 already pass their globs unquoted; match that convention here.
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El segundo intento de publish real falló en la ola 2 con `File does not exist (artifacts/Vali-Flow.[0-9]*.nupkg)`. La ola 2 citaba el patrón con comillas dobles (`"artifacts/$pattern.nupkg"`), lo que impide que bash expanda el glob — `dotnet nuget push` recibe el string literal con corchetes y no lo encuentra. Las olas 1 y 3 ya lo hacen sin comillas; esto alinea la ola 2 con esa misma convención.
Estado real en NuGet.org: `Vali-Flow.Abstractions 1.2.0` sigue siendo el único paquete publicado (ola 1 volvió a correr bien, `--skip-duplicate` la hizo no-op). Nada de la ola 2 ni la ola 3 se publicó todavía.
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