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ci: publish beta NuGet packages through ESRP - #1166
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Stage beta packages and symbols in a dedicated microsoftgraph submission folder while retaining the existing signing and deployment environment. Co-authored-by: Copilot App <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> Copilot-Session: 0ad787ca-fbaf-4c2b-a7e7-94d8e0431fa0
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Apply the ESRP NuGet publishing pattern from microsoftgraph/msgraph-sdk-dotnet#3189 to the beta SDK's sole package-publishing pipeline,
pipelines/ci-build.yml.NuGetOrganizationNametomicrosoftgraphand remove the unused NuGet tool installer.1ES.PublishNuget@1with package-only staging followed byEsrpRelease@14. Stage top-levelMicrosoft.Graph.Beta.*.nupkgandMicrosoft.Graph.Beta.*.snupkginto a dedicated organization folder, excluding release scripts and unrelated files.nuget-orgapproval environment, version/commit scripts, and the separate Release Please GitHub release workflow.CONTRIBUTING.md.Verified NuGet ownership
Microsoft.Graph.Beta, including its symbol packagemicrosoftgraphThe package's NuGet.org Owners section was checked directly and lists both
Microsoftandmicrosoftgraph. Themicrosoftgraphprofile also lists this package. The verifiedmicrosoftgraphco-owner matches the reference migration; ownership was not inferred from GitHub organization, package prefix, or author metadata. This repository publishes one package identity, so it needs one ESRP submission.Microsoft.Graph.Coreis a dependency, not an output published by this repository.Verification
powershell-yamlmodule and asserted the release task order and all 18 ESRP inputs against the reference.origin/mainafter removing only the intended publishing changes; all remaining configuration is unchanged.git diff --checkpassed. The branch is one migration commit ahead of the fetched default branch, with only the pipeline and related documentation changed.These are offline configuration/staging checks, not a live ESRP run or an SDK compilation.
EsrpRelease@14availability, distribution authorization for the existing service connection, and ESRP/NuGet publishing authorization formicrosoftgraphremain external deployment prerequisites and were not verified. No publishing pipeline was queued and no packages were published.Microsoft Reviewers: Open in CodeFlow