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Switches the cross-repo dependency on ploch-common from relative ProjectReference to PackageReference against the stable 4.0.47 release, so the packed libraries declare stable dependency ranges. This is the change the v4 release of ploch-common unblocked.
Why it was a release blocker
A cross-repo ProjectReference becomes a NuGet dependency at pack time, carrying whatever version the sibling checkout happens to be on. The release would therefore have shipped a stable Ploch.CommandLine.Spectre depending on a prereleasePloch.Common — fatal under NU5104 with TreatWarningsAsErrors=true.
Verified by inspecting the packed nuspecs (see Testing):
Package
Ploch.Common* dependency before
after
Ploch.CommandLine.Spectre
whatever the checkout was (4.1-prerelease)
4.0.47
Ploch.CommandLine.Spectre.Serilog
same
4.0.47
Ploch.CommandLine.Spectre.FluentValidation
same
4.0.47
Changes
Three separate defects had to be fixed before the switch worked at all. Each was found by building, not by reading.
1. nuget.config made the stable release unreachable.Ploch.* was mapped only to GitHub Packages. NuGet source mapping is longest-prefix-wins and exclusive, so the more specific Ploch.* pattern won and nuget.org was never consulted for a Ploch package — restore failed with NU1103: ... Versions from nuget.org were not considered. GitHub Packages only ever holds CI prerelease builds, so this repository was structurally incapable of consuming a stable Ploch dependency regardless of how the csproj files were wired. Ploch.* is now listed under both feeds, making both eligible.
2. The test projects had no test harness of their own. They declared no xunit packages at all, inheriting the runner through the sibling ProjectReference closure — a ProjectReference propagates the referenced project's entire PackageReference closure, a PackageReference only propagates what the nuspec declares. The published Ploch.TestingSupport.XUnit3.Dependencies declares Microsoft.NET.Test.Sdk with exclude="Build,Analyzers" (stripping the MSBuild targets that register the test host) and omits xunit.runner.visualstudio entirely. Result: the suite built clean and discovered nothing — No test is available ... Make sure that test discoverer & executors are registered. The harness is now declared once in Directory.Build.props for every test project, matching the existing coverlet.msbuild pattern.
3. The solution contained another repository's code.Ploch.CommandLine.Spectre.slnx included eight ploch-common source and test projects, so this repository compiled and ran ploch-common's test suite as part of its own build. Removed.
Plus:
Directory.Packages.props now imports the shared mrploch-development/dependencies/Ploch.Packages.props, replacing a local Ploch.Common 2.0.1 pin that was two major versions behind what this repository's own published package depends on.
release.yml no longer checks out ploch-common. It builds only the main solution, so the sources were unused — and the moving master ref was the last path by which a prerelease could reach a release.
samples/SampleApp pins stable 4.0.47 instead of 4.0.21-prerelease.
External review
Three reviewers from three model families, each given the whole branch at high effort. All three returned APPROVE_WITH_NOTES; every finding is fixed, declined with evidence, or filed.
git status --porcelain was captured before the reviews and compared after: none of the reviewers modified the tree.
The findings that changed the code
A latent restore-breaking time bomb (Codex). The local Ploch.Common.Apps.Shared pin was a plain Include alongside the shared-props import. A second PackageVersion for an id the imported file also defines is a hard error, not a warning — verified:
error NU1506: Warning As Error: Duplicate 'PackageVersion' items found.
Since CI checks out mrploch-development at the moving main branch, merging the upstream fix this pin anticipates (mrploch/mrploch-development#21) would have broken restore here with no commit in this repository. Now written as Remove-then-Include versioned from $(PlochCommonPackagesVersion), so it is collision-proof and degrades into a no-op once upstream lands. Verified by simulating that merge: restore succeeds, single entry resolved.
GH_PACKAGES_TOKEN was never validated (Copilot). Setting the env var is not the same as having the secret — an unset secret still sends an empty password and takes the 401. A Validate GH_PACKAGES_TOKEN secret step now mirrors the existing GH_TOKEN validation. The token was also added to publish-docs.yml and qodana_code_quality.yml, which had the same gap.
A false claim in my own comment (Codex).Directory.Build.props asserted that both reference modes are exercised in CI. They are not — the single -p:UsePlochProjectReferences=true invocation builds the sample, not the main test projects. Comment corrected; adding a CI job for it is tracked in #51.
A disagreement between reviewers, settled by measurement
Copilot reported as should-fix that the sample build step repacks the libraries over the package-mode nupkgs this workflow publishes, with ploch-common as a prereleaseProjectReference dependency — the #47 defect returning through the back door. Codex independently investigated the same hypothesis and refuted it.
Measured on a fully clean tree: the sample build packs the libraries into bin/Debug, while publish-nuget-packages.sh globs */bin/Release/*.nupkg. The published artefacts are untouched. Codex was right.
Copilot's caveat was kept, though, because the only thing preventing the bug is an incidental configuration-mapping quirk — the library projects are not members of the sample solution, so they do not inherit its Release mapping. Adding them would silently arm it. The step now passes -p:GeneratePackageOnBuild=false as defence in depth.
Declined, with reasons
Antigravity: remove the explicit Ploch.TestingSupport.XUnit3.Dependencies reference from Spectre.Tests as redundant, since AutoMoq supplies it transitively. Verified it is redundant (removal builds and passes 265 tests) and declined anyway: the central lesson of this PR is that relying on a transitive closure you do not control is what silently broke test discovery. Depending on AutoMoq's nuspec continuing to declare Dependencies reintroduces exactly that fragility.
Antigravity: dependency-confusion risk from mapping a Ploch.* wildcard to a public feed. Real in principle, not actionable today — every Ploch.* package this repository consumes is published on nuget.org. Documented in nuget.config with the condition under which it would become real.
A reviewer correctly caught that 2.0.1 → 4.0.47 is two major increments, not four. Comment fixed.
Design Decisions
Dual-mode rather than pure PackageReference.UsePlochProjectReferences defaults to false (packages) for CI, the release, and everyday work; -p:UsePlochProjectReferences=true restores ProjectReference resolution for cross-repo development, where a ploch-common change must be visible here before it is published. Chosen over deleting the ProjectReferences outright because the local ploch-common checkout is on 4.1-prerelease — five commits ahead of the v4.0.47 tag — so the two modes are genuinely not interchangeable and both need to keep working. The property name reuses the existing in-repo convention from samples/SampleApp/ProjectReferences.props rather than importing ploch-data's separate UseProjectReferences, so the repository has one switch, not two.
Ploch.Common.Apps.Shared pinned locally. It is published at 4.0.47 but missing from the shared Ploch.Packages.props, so it cannot be centrally versioned from there yet. Filed upstream as mrploch/mrploch-development#21; the local pin carries a pointer and should be removed once that lands.
ploch-data untouched. This repository consumes no ploch-data packages. The shared props bump from 3.0.1 to 4.0.1 is already in flight as mrploch/mrploch-development#20.
Testing
Both modes verified from a clean tree (all bin/obj removed before each run):
Build
Tests
Packages (default)
succeeded, 0 errors
265 passed, 0 failed
-p:UsePlochProjectReferences=true
succeeded, 0 errors
265 passed, 0 failed
Zero new warnings. Every warning emitted is the single pre-existing NU1902 moderate advisory on Microsoft.Build.Tasks.Git 8.0.0, which Directory.Build.props deliberately exempts via WarningsNotAsErrors. Tallied by code: 40 warning NU1902, nothing else.
Pack verified, no NU5104.dotnet pack -c Release succeeded and each nuspec was unzipped and inspected; every external Ploch.Common* range is 4.0.47. The only prerelease ranges remaining are this repository's own Ploch.CommandLine.* packages, which resolve when v1 is tagged.
Sample verified end to end (issue SampleApp does not build against the published packages (Ploch.Common pinned to 2.0.1) #46). Previously failed standalone with NU1109 then CS7069. Now: standalone restore and build succeed with 0 warnings, 0 errors, 41 tests pass, resolved Ploch.Common.dll is 4.0.47.23323, and the app runs — sample info renders its table and exits 0, and sample user add "Alice Smith" -e alice@example.com -r Administrator creates the user, exercising the FluentValidation and use-case paths.
Incidental finding, not fixed here
The app's own --help advertises sample user add Alice Smith -e ... -r ..., which fails with Could not match 'Smith' with an argument. Program.cs:69 correctly passes "Alice Smith" as one argument, but Spectre renders the example unquoted, so a copy-pasted example breaks. Confirmed pre-existing — the example text is identical on main — and unrelated to this change. Worth its own issue given #46's premise that the sample is the first thing a consumer tries.
Breaking Changes
None for consumers — the packed packages gain stable dependency ranges where they previously would have carried prerelease ones.
Two changes affect the local development workflow: a plain dotnet build now resolves ploch-common from nuget.org rather than the sibling checkout (pass -p:UsePlochProjectReferences=true for the old behaviour), and the solution no longer opens ploch-common's projects.
If it is a core feature, I have added thorough tests. — No new product code; the existing 265 tests plus the sample's 41 are the verification, and the change restores test discovery that was silently absent.
Do we need to implement analytics? — N/A
Will this be part of a product update? If yes, please write one phrase about this update. — Yes: the libraries now depend on the stable Ploch.Common 4.0.47 release, which unblocks the v1 release.
Switch Ploch.Common consumption to stable NuGet packages while preserving opt-in project references for cross-repository development and hardening builds, tests, and release automation.
Bug Fixes:
Consume stable Ploch.Common 4.0.47 packages so published libraries no longer acquire prerelease cross-repository dependencies.
Restore reliable test discovery by declaring the test harness directly in every test project.
Ensure the sample application builds and runs against published stable packages.
Enhancements:
Support both package-based development by default and opt-in sibling project references for cross-repository work.
Remove ploch-common projects from the main solution and stop the release workflow from checking out the sibling source repository.
Centralize shared package versions and allow Ploch packages to resolve from both configured feeds.
CI:
Update workflows to use the main branch for sibling repositories, authenticate GitHub Packages where needed, validate the package token during releases, and prevent sample builds from repacking libraries.
Tests:
Verify both dependency modes build successfully with all 265 tests passing and confirm packed nuspecs use stable Ploch.Common 4.0.47 dependencies.
CodeAnt-AI Description
Consume released Ploch packages reliably in builds, tests, and releases
What Changed
Main builds and release packages now use stable Ploch dependencies from NuGet instead of compiling sibling ploch-common sources by default.
Local development can still opt into sibling source projects when changes need to be tested before publication.
Package sources now resolve stable Ploch releases from NuGet and prerelease builds from GitHub Packages.
Test projects include their own test runner dependencies so dotnet test discovers and runs the full suite.
Release builds stop checking out ploch-common, preventing stable packages from receiving prerelease dependency versions.
Release and documentation restores validate and use the GitHub Packages credential only where required, with clear failures for missing or invalid credentials.
The sample application continues testing against sibling sources without repacking libraries over the release artifacts.
Impact
✅ Stable package dependency versions ✅ Tests are discovered and executed ✅ Fewer CI restore failures
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Summary by CodeRabbit
Build and Release
Improved build configuration to support either released packages or local development dependencies.
Updated package sourcing to support stable NuGet releases and prerelease CI packages.
Standardized shared dependency versions, including stable packages for the sample application.
Security
Limited package authentication tokens to the workflow steps that require them.
Added validation for package-feed authentication during releases.
Maintenance
Updated CI workflows and repository checkout configuration for more reliable builds and documentation publishing.
Switch the cross-repo dependency on ploch-common from relative
ProjectReference to PackageReference against the stable 4.0.47 release,
so the packed libraries declare stable dependency ranges.
A cross-repo ProjectReference becomes a NuGet dependency at pack time,
carrying whatever version the sibling checkout happens to be on. The
release therefore would have shipped a stable Ploch.CommandLine.Spectre
depending on a prerelease Ploch.Common - fatal under NU5104 with
TreatWarningsAsErrors. The packed nuspecs now list Ploch.Common,
Ploch.Common.Apps.Shared and Ploch.Common.DependencyInjection at 4.0.47.
Three defects had to be fixed for this to work at all:
- nuget.config mapped Ploch.* only to GitHub Packages. Source mapping is
longest-prefix-wins and exclusive, so nuget.org was never consulted for
a Ploch package and the stable release was unreachable (NU1103). The
pattern is now listed under both feeds.
- The test projects declared no xunit packages, inheriting the harness
through the sibling ProjectReference closure. A PackageReference only
propagates what the nuspec declares, and
Ploch.TestingSupport.XUnit3.Dependencies declares Microsoft.NET.Test.Sdk
with exclude="Build,Analyzers" and omits xunit.runner.visualstudio
entirely, so the suite built clean and discovered no tests. The harness
is now declared in Directory.Build.props for every test project.
- The solution included eight ploch-common source and test projects, so
this repository compiled and tested another repository's code. Removed.
UsePlochProjectReferences=true restores ProjectReference resolution for
cross-repo development; both modes build clean and pass all 265 tests.
release.yml no longer checks out ploch-common - it built only the main
solution, so the sources were unused and the moving master ref was the
last path by which a prerelease could reach a release.
The sample now pins the stable 4.0.47 instead of 4.0.21-prerelease. It
previously failed to build standalone with NU1109 then CS7069; it now
builds with zero warnings, passes 41 tests and runs end to end.
Ploch.Common.Apps.Shared is pinned locally because it is published but
missing from the shared Ploch.Packages.props
(mrploch/mrploch-development#21). Remaining CI cleanup: #51.
Refs: #46
Refs: #47
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The PR changes the repository’s default and release path to consume stable Ploch.Common 4.0.47 NuGet packages, fixes source mapping and test-harness issues exposed by that transition, removes the sibling repository from the solution and release checkout, and preserves cross-repo development through an explicit ProjectReference switch.
Sequence diagram for stable package consumption during release
sequenceDiagram
participant Release as Release workflow
participant Build as dotnet pack
participant Feeds as NuGet feeds
participant Common as Ploch.Common 4.0.47
participant Nuspec as Packed nuspec
Release->>Build: dotnet pack -c Release
Build->>Feeds: Restore Ploch.Common 4.0.47
Feeds-->>Build: Stable package
Build->>Nuspec: Write package dependency ranges
Nuspec-->>Release: Ploch.Common range 4.0.47
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Switch cross-repository Ploch.Common consumption from sibling source projects to stable NuGet packages while retaining an explicit local-development override.
Default project builds use PackageReference at version 4.0.47.
The UsePlochProjectReferences switch restores sibling ProjectReference resolution for cross-repo development.
Updated the three packaged library projects and their package metadata to use the dual-mode dependency setup.
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The build now uses released Ploch NuGet packages by default. Developers can enable local sibling project references with UsePlochProjectReferences. Release, solution, package-source, workflow, and sample configuration now match this dependency model.
Changes
Packaged dependency migration
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Summary
Package resolution foundation Directory.Build.props, Directory.Packages.props, nuget.config
Defines the opt-in local-reference property, shared package versions, NuGet source mapping, and explicit test-harness packages.
Selects sibling project references when UsePlochProjectReferences is enabled and Ploch packages otherwise.
Release and sample alignment .github/workflows/*, Ploch.CommandLine.Spectre.slnx, samples/SampleApp/Directory.Packages.props
Removes the release-time sibling repository checkout and solution entries, updates workflow branches and package authentication, and sets the standalone sample to stable Ploch package versions.
The reviewed dependency migration has no identified merge-blocking risk.
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Remove the unrelated publish-docs and qodana workflow changes, or link them to separate issues. Keep workflow changes that are required to restore, pack, or build the release and standalone sample.
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➕ Keeps local source integration as the normal development path
➕ Could limit package substitution to packing workflows
➖ Creates different dependency graphs between development and release
➖ Retains sibling checkout coupling and increases release configuration risk
Recommendation: Keep the PR's dual-mode approach: released packages should remain the safe default for deterministic restore and correct nuspec dependencies, while the explicit UsePlochProjectReferences switch preserves cross-repository development. A package-only model is simpler but unnecessarily restricts local integration, and release-only overrides are easier to misconfigure.
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Bug fix (1) +15 / -2
nuget.configAllow Ploch packages from both configured feeds+15/-2
Allow Ploch packages from both configured feeds
• Maps Ploch.* to nuget.org as well as GitHub Packages. This makes stable releases reachable while retaining access to prerelease CI packages.
Ploch.CommandLine.Spectre.FluentValidation.Tests.csprojConsume packaged AutoMoq test support by default+8/-1
Consume packaged AutoMoq test support by default
• Uses Ploch.TestingSupport.XUnit3.AutoMoq as a package unless local project-reference mode is enabled. The product project reference remains unchanged.
Ploch.CommandLine.Spectre.Serilog.Tests.csprojConsume packaged Serilog test support by default+8/-1
Consume packaged Serilog test support by default
• Switches AutoMoq testing support to a package reference in normal builds while preserving the optional sibling project reference. The repository-local Serilog project remains directly referenced.
Ploch.CommandLine.Spectre.Tests.csprojConsume packaged core testing support by default+10/-1
Consume packaged core testing support by default
• Adds package-mode references for both AutoMoq and XUnit3 dependency support. Equivalent sibling project references remain available for local cross-repository development.
Ploch.CommandLine.UseCases.Tests.csprojConsume packaged UseCases test support by default+8/-1
Consume packaged UseCases test support by default
• Uses the released AutoMoq testing-support package for normal builds and conditionally retains the sibling project reference. The local UseCases product project remains directly referenced.
release.ymlStop checking out ploch-common during releases+6/-7
Stop checking out ploch-common during releases
• Removes the moving ploch-common master checkout because release builds now consume published NuGet packages. The shared mrploch-development checkout remains required for central version imports.
Directory.Build.propsDefine dependency mode and explicit test harness+43/-0
Define dependency mode and explicit test harness
• Adds UsePlochProjectReferences with package consumption as the default and local project references as an opt-in mode. Declares Microsoft.NET.Test.Sdk, xunit.v3, and the Visual Studio runner for every test project so discovery no longer depends on transitive sibling references.
Directory.Packages.propsCentralize released Ploch package versions+18/-2
Centralize released Ploch package versions
• Replaces the obsolete local Ploch.Common 2.0.1 pin with shared Ploch package versions from mrploch-development. Temporarily pins Ploch.Common.Apps.Shared to 4.0.47 until the shared version file includes it.
Ploch.CommandLine.Spectre.slnxRemove ploch-common projects from the solution+0/-12
Remove ploch-common projects from the solution
• Removes eight source and test projects owned by the sibling ploch-common repository. The solution now represents only this repository's projects and files.
Directory.Packages.propsUse stable ploch-common versions in the standalone sample+13/-6
Use stable ploch-common versions in the standalone sample
• Updates Ploch.Common and Ploch.Common.DependencyInjection from 4.0.21-prerelease to 4.0.47. The sample remains self-contained and suitable for consumers to copy outside the workspace.
Ploch.CommandLine.Spectre.FluentValidation.csprojSelect packaged or local FluentValidation dependencies+10/-2
Select packaged or local FluentValidation dependencies
• Uses released Ploch.Common packages by default and retains conditional project references for local development. Keeps the repository-local CommandLine.Spectre reference unconditional.
Ploch.CommandLine.Spectre.Serilog.csprojSelect packaged or local Serilog dependencies+6/-1
Select packaged or local Serilog dependencies
• Replaces unconditional sibling references with released Ploch.Common package references in the default mode. Local development can restore the original project-reference path through UsePlochProjectReferences.
Ploch.CommandLine.Spectre.csprojConsume released core Ploch dependencies by default+10/-1
Consume released core Ploch dependencies by default
• Adds package references for Ploch.Common.Apps.Shared, Ploch.Common.DependencyInjection, and Ploch.Common. The corresponding sibling project references remain available only in explicitly enabled local mode.
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1. Release dependencies drift over time✗ Dismissed🐞 Bug☼ Reliability
Description
Directory.Packages.props now obtains most Ploch package versions from the imported sibling
Ploch.Packages.props instead of pinning the advertised 4.0.47 versions in this repository.
Because the release workflow checks that sibling repository out from the moving main branch on
every run, the same command-line commit can later restore and pack different dependency versions,
including a future prerelease version.
The new import is the source of Ploch family versions, whereas only Ploch.Common.Apps.Shared is
locally fixed at 4.0.47. The release workflow fetches mrploch-development using ref: main, and
the newly added package references consume whatever versions that checkout supplies at release time.
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## Issue description
Release dependency versions are read from a mutable sibling checkout, so they are not fixed by this repository's commit and can drift between release runs.
## Fix Focus Areas
- Directory.Packages.props[14-29]
- .github/workflows/release.yml[87-93]
## Recommended Fix
Define fixed central versions for every consumed Ploch package in this repository, including the common and testing-support packages, instead of importing their versions from a moving checkout. Alternatively, pin the shared configuration checkout to an immutable commit and update it explicitly when dependency versions change.
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2. Release restores fail without feed auth✓ Resolved🐞 Bug☼ Reliability
Description
Ploch.CommandLine.Spectre.csproj now adds Ploch package references while nuget.config maps those
packages to a GitHub source whose credential comes from GH_PACKAGES_TOKEN. The release job uses
the default package mode and runs dotnet restore without providing that variable, so the
authenticated source can reject the restore before the release build starts.
Package mode is the default and introduces direct Ploch package consumption. The release workflow
restores the solution at lines 135-136 without a package-feed environment variable, while the build
workflow demonstrates that this repository normally supplies GH_PACKAGES_TOKEN and nuget.config
uses it as the GitHub source password.
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## Issue description
The release workflow now restores Ploch packages from sources that include authenticated GitHub Packages, but it does not provide the credential required by `nuget.config`.
## Fix Focus Areas
- .github/workflows/release.yml[27-29]
- nuget.config[29-37]
## Recommended Fix
Expose `secrets.GH_PACKAGES_TOKEN` as `GH_PACKAGES_TOKEN` in the release job, matching the build workflow, and validate that it is present before running restore.
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ploch-common renamed its default branch from master to main, so every
workflow that checked the sibling out at `master` failed before doing
any work:
build Clone ploch-common fatal: Remote branch master not found
qodana actions/checkout A branch or tag with the name 'master'
could not be found
Confirmed against the remote: `git ls-remote --heads` lists `main` and
no `master`. Pre-existing breakage rather than a consequence of the
package switch - the last green build on main was 2026-08-28, before
the rename.
build-dotnet.yml keeps the clone: its `Build sample application` step
deliberately runs -p:UsePlochProjectReferences=true so a library change
cannot break the sample silently, and that needs the sources. Whether
publish-docs and qodana still need the checkout at all now that the
solution restores from packages is the open question in #51.
Refs: #51
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Pull Request Overview
This PR transitions the project to consume ploch-common via stable NuGet packages (v4.0.47) to resolve release-blocking dependency issues. The changes include an optional local development mode and updates to the GitHub release workflow. Codacy analysis indicates the PR is up to standards with no new quality issues or complexity regressions.
There is a notable gap in the implementation relative to the stated acceptance criteria. Requirements for updating nuget.config, Directory.Build.props, and the SampleApp, as well as the removal of projects from the solution (.slnx), are not reflected in the file list provided for this review. These components are critical for fixing the NuGet source mapping and ensuring test discovery in package mode. These missing changes should be addressed to fully satisfy the PR requirements.
Test suggestions
Verify test discovery and execution in PackageReference mode
Verify build and restore using UsePlochProjectReferences=true
Verify SampleApp restores and builds as a standalone project with stable dependencies
Ensure NuGet source mapping allows Ploch packages from both nuget.org and GitHub
Seven agent-configuration files were swept into 9232f00 by accident:
the index still held them staged from a `git stash pop`, and a plain
`git commit` commits the index rather than only the paths named in the
preceding `git add`.
None of them belong to this branch, which is about consuming
ploch-common as released packages. Restored to their state on main so
the pull request diff contains only the build and workflow changes.
The content is not lost - it remains in 9232f00, and the working-tree
copies are handed back uncommitted. One of them, .claude/rules/naming.md,
is a real fix for #50 (the rule tells agents to use camelCase for C#
methods) and wants its own branch and commit message rather than a
silent ride on this one.
Refs: #47
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Provide GH_PACKAGES_TOKEN for release restore or restrict release mapping to nuget.org.
The release workflow runs dotnet restore in package mode without setting GH_PACKAGES_TOKEN. The Ploch.* mapping therefore leaves GitHub Packages eligible without credentials; its service index returns HTTP 401, which can make restore fail with NU1301. The required Ploch packages and dependencies are available on nuget.org at version 4.0.47.
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In `@nuget.config` at line 27, Update the package source mapping entry for Ploch.*
so release restores use only nuget.org, or otherwise ensure GH_PACKAGES_TOKEN is
provided during release restore; preserve resolution of the required Ploch
packages at version 4.0.47 without unauthenticated GitHub Packages access.
Ploch.CommandLine.Spectre.slnx lists NuGet.Config, but the tracked file is nuget.config. On case-sensitive systems, solution tooling can show this explicit solution item as missing. NuGet restore discovers its configuration independently. Change the entry to <File Path="nuget.config" />.
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In `@Ploch.CommandLine.Spectre.slnx` at line 14, Update the solution item in
Ploch.CommandLine.Spectre.slnx to use the tracked casing, changing the
NuGet.Config entry to nuget.config while leaving the solution structure
unchanged.
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In `@nuget.config`:
- Line 27: Update the package source mapping entry for Ploch.* so release
restores use only nuget.org, or otherwise ensure GH_PACKAGES_TOKEN is provided
during release restore; preserve resolution of the required Ploch packages at
version 4.0.47 without unauthenticated GitHub Packages access.
In `@Ploch.CommandLine.Spectre.slnx`:
- Line 14: Update the solution item in Ploch.CommandLine.Spectre.slnx to use the
tracked casing, changing the NuGet.Config entry to nuget.config while leaving
the solution structure unchanged.
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Addresses the findings from the three-reviewer external panel (Codex,
Antigravity/Gemini 3.1 Pro, Copilot/Grok 4.6) and the four GitHub PR
bots. All three external reviewers returned APPROVE_WITH_NOTES.
Directory.Packages.props - the local Ploch.Common.Apps.Shared pin is now
Remove-then-Include, versioned from $(PlochCommonPackagesVersion). A
second PackageVersion for an id the imported shared file also defines is
a hard error, verified: "error NU1506: Warning As Error: Duplicate
'PackageVersion' items found". Because CI checks out mrploch-development
at the moving main branch, merging the upstream fix this pin anticipates
(mrploch-development#21) would have broken restore here with no commit
in this repository. Verified by simulating that merge: restore succeeds
and resolves a single entry. Found by Codex.
release.yml - GH_PACKAGES_TOKEN is now validated fail-fast alongside
GH_TOKEN, since assigning an unset secret still sends an empty password
and 401s. Its rationale is rewritten: an unauthenticated eligible feed
neither reliably fails nor is merely cosmetic. NuGet queries sources
concurrently and rethrows a terminal protocol failure, so whether the
nuget.org match arrives before the GitHub feed exhausts its retries is a
race - one green run is a sample of it, not a proof. It is also
load-bearing, because prerelease Ploch builds exist only on that feed.
build-dotnet.yml - the sample build now passes
-p:GeneratePackageOnBuild=false. Copilot reported that this step repacks
the libraries over the package-mode nupkgs the workflow publishes, with
ploch-common as a prerelease ProjectReference dependency - the #47
defect returning. Codex investigated the same hypothesis and refuted it;
measurement on a clean tree confirms the refutation, because the step
packs into bin/Debug while the publish script globs bin/Release. The
suppression is kept as defence in depth: the only thing preventing the
bug is that the libraries are not members of the sample solution, so
adding them would silently arm it.
Also corrected several comments that had become false: the claim that
both reference modes are exercised in CI (they are not - only the sample
is built in project-reference mode, tracked in #51), the MSB3202
rationale for the ploch-common clones in build-dotnet and publish-docs,
release.yml's reference to sibling repositories plural, and "four major
versions" where 2.0.1 to 4.0.47 is two. Documented the residual
dependency-confusion consideration of mapping a wildcard to a public
feed, and added PrivateAssets to the test host and VSTest adapter to
match the SDK template.
Follow-ups filed rather than fixed here: #53 (release builds read Ploch
versions from a moving sibling checkout) and #54 (fork PRs cannot
authenticate the GitHub feed, so they will fail during any prerelease
cycle).
Refs: #46
Refs: #47
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- Line 54: Scope GH_PACKAGES_TOKEN to only the dependency-restore consumers by
removing the job-level declarations and adding the variable at step level for
Restore dependencies in .github/workflows/release.yml (line 54), Build
documentation site in .github/workflows/publish-docs.yml (line 30), and Qodana
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Two findings from the PR reviewers on the previous commit.
CodeRabbit: GH_PACKAGES_TOKEN was declared at job level, so the package
credential was readable by every step in the job - checkout, artefact
upload, the GitHub Release action, and the Qodana container action, none
of which need it. Moved to the steps that actually restore: "Restore
dependencies" in release.yml, "Build documentation site" in
publish-docs.yml, and the Qodana Scan action, which restores inside its
own container. The job-level declaration in build-dotnet.yml is
pre-existing and left alone; several of its steps consume the feed.
Copilot: the Validate GH_PACKAGES_TOKEN step only tested that the secret
was non-empty, while its own message promised to catch an expired token
or a missing read:packages scope. A non-empty but invalid token would
have passed the gate and then 401'd during restore - the exact failure
the step exists to pre-empt. It now authenticates against the GitHub
Packages NuGet index and requires HTTP 200, mirroring how the existing
GH_TOKEN validation curls the API.
Refs: #47
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Switches the cross-repo dependency on
ploch-commonfrom relativeProjectReferencetoPackageReferenceagainst the stable 4.0.47 release, so the packed libraries declare stable dependency ranges. This is the change the v4 release of ploch-common unblocked.Why it was a release blocker
A cross-repo
ProjectReferencebecomes a NuGet dependency at pack time, carrying whatever version the sibling checkout happens to be on. The release would therefore have shipped a stablePloch.CommandLine.Spectredepending on a prereleasePloch.Common— fatal under NU5104 withTreatWarningsAsErrors=true.Verified by inspecting the packed nuspecs (see Testing):
Ploch.Common*dependency beforePloch.CommandLine.Spectre4.1-prerelease)4.0.47Ploch.CommandLine.Spectre.Serilog4.0.47Ploch.CommandLine.Spectre.FluentValidation4.0.47Changes
Three separate defects had to be fixed before the switch worked at all. Each was found by building, not by reading.
1.
nuget.configmade the stable release unreachable.Ploch.*was mapped only to GitHub Packages. NuGet source mapping is longest-prefix-wins and exclusive, so the more specificPloch.*pattern won and nuget.org was never consulted for a Ploch package — restore failed withNU1103: ... Versions from nuget.org were not considered. GitHub Packages only ever holds CI prerelease builds, so this repository was structurally incapable of consuming a stable Ploch dependency regardless of how the csproj files were wired.Ploch.*is now listed under both feeds, making both eligible.2. The test projects had no test harness of their own. They declared no xunit packages at all, inheriting the runner through the sibling
ProjectReferenceclosure — aProjectReferencepropagates the referenced project's entirePackageReferenceclosure, aPackageReferenceonly propagates what the nuspec declares. The publishedPloch.TestingSupport.XUnit3.DependenciesdeclaresMicrosoft.NET.Test.Sdkwithexclude="Build,Analyzers"(stripping the MSBuild targets that register the test host) and omitsxunit.runner.visualstudioentirely. Result: the suite built clean and discovered nothing —No test is available ... Make sure that test discoverer & executors are registered. The harness is now declared once inDirectory.Build.propsfor every test project, matching the existingcoverlet.msbuildpattern.3. The solution contained another repository's code.
Ploch.CommandLine.Spectre.slnxincluded eightploch-commonsource and test projects, so this repository compiled and ran ploch-common's test suite as part of its own build. Removed.Plus:
Directory.Packages.propsnow imports the sharedmrploch-development/dependencies/Ploch.Packages.props, replacing a localPloch.Common 2.0.1pin that was two major versions behind what this repository's own published package depends on.release.ymlno longer checks outploch-common. It builds only the main solution, so the sources were unused — and the movingmasterref was the last path by which a prerelease could reach a release.samples/SampleApppins stable4.0.47instead of4.0.21-prerelease.External review
Three reviewers from three model families, each given the whole branch at high effort. All three returned
APPROVE_WITH_NOTES; every finding is fixed, declined with evidence, or filed.APPROVE_WITH_NOTESAPPROVE_WITH_NOTES--effort high)APPROVE_WITH_NOTESgit status --porcelainwas captured before the reviews and compared after: none of the reviewers modified the tree.The findings that changed the code
A latent restore-breaking time bomb (Codex). The local
Ploch.Common.Apps.Sharedpin was a plainIncludealongside the shared-props import. A secondPackageVersionfor an id the imported file also defines is a hard error, not a warning — verified:Since CI checks out
mrploch-developmentat the movingmainbranch, merging the upstream fix this pin anticipates (mrploch/mrploch-development#21) would have broken restore here with no commit in this repository. Now written asRemove-then-Includeversioned from$(PlochCommonPackagesVersion), so it is collision-proof and degrades into a no-op once upstream lands. Verified by simulating that merge: restore succeeds, single entry resolved.GH_PACKAGES_TOKENwas never validated (Copilot). Setting the env var is not the same as having the secret — an unset secret still sends an empty password and takes the 401. AValidate GH_PACKAGES_TOKEN secretstep now mirrors the existingGH_TOKENvalidation. The token was also added topublish-docs.ymlandqodana_code_quality.yml, which had the same gap.A false claim in my own comment (Codex).
Directory.Build.propsasserted that both reference modes are exercised in CI. They are not — the single-p:UsePlochProjectReferences=trueinvocation builds the sample, not the main test projects. Comment corrected; adding a CI job for it is tracked in #51.A disagreement between reviewers, settled by measurement
Copilot reported as should-fix that the sample build step repacks the libraries over the package-mode nupkgs this workflow publishes, with
ploch-commonas a prereleaseProjectReferencedependency — the #47 defect returning through the back door. Codex independently investigated the same hypothesis and refuted it.Measured on a fully clean tree: the sample build packs the libraries into
bin/Debug, whilepublish-nuget-packages.shglobs*/bin/Release/*.nupkg. The published artefacts are untouched. Codex was right.Copilot's caveat was kept, though, because the only thing preventing the bug is an incidental configuration-mapping quirk — the library projects are not members of the sample solution, so they do not inherit its
Releasemapping. Adding them would silently arm it. The step now passes-p:GeneratePackageOnBuild=falseas defence in depth.Declined, with reasons
Ploch.TestingSupport.XUnit3.Dependenciesreference fromSpectre.Testsas redundant, sinceAutoMoqsupplies it transitively. Verified it is redundant (removal builds and passes 265 tests) and declined anyway: the central lesson of this PR is that relying on a transitive closure you do not control is what silently broke test discovery. Depending onAutoMoq's nuspec continuing to declareDependenciesreintroduces exactly that fragility.Ploch.*wildcard to a public feed. Real in principle, not actionable today — everyPloch.*package this repository consumes is published on nuget.org. Documented innuget.configwith the condition under which it would become real.Corrections to my own verification, on the record
PlochPackagesVersionis still1.0.26-pr.11.3-..., a PR prerelease build (flagged by both Codex and Copilot). So the standalone sample verification exercised an olderPloch.CommandLine.*package, not this branch's code — thePloch.Commonpin it fixes is the part SampleApp does not build against the published packages (Ploch.Common pinned to 2.0.1) #46 was about. Bumping it is a release-commit task, noted in the file's own comment and in Get the project into releasable state and release as v1 #6.2.0.1→4.0.47is two major increments, not four. Comment fixed.Design Decisions
Dual-mode rather than pure PackageReference.
UsePlochProjectReferencesdefaults tofalse(packages) for CI, the release, and everyday work;-p:UsePlochProjectReferences=truerestoresProjectReferenceresolution for cross-repo development, where a ploch-common change must be visible here before it is published. Chosen over deleting theProjectReferences outright because the localploch-commoncheckout is on4.1-prerelease— five commits ahead of thev4.0.47tag — so the two modes are genuinely not interchangeable and both need to keep working. The property name reuses the existing in-repo convention fromsamples/SampleApp/ProjectReferences.propsrather than importing ploch-data's separateUseProjectReferences, so the repository has one switch, not two.Ploch.Common.Apps.Sharedpinned locally. It is published at 4.0.47 but missing from the sharedPloch.Packages.props, so it cannot be centrally versioned from there yet. Filed upstream as mrploch/mrploch-development#21; the local pin carries a pointer and should be removed once that lands.ploch-data untouched. This repository consumes no ploch-data packages. The shared props bump from 3.0.1 to 4.0.1 is already in flight as mrploch/mrploch-development#20.
Testing
Both modes verified from a clean tree (all
bin/objremoved before each run):-p:UsePlochProjectReferences=trueNU1902moderate advisory onMicrosoft.Build.Tasks.Git8.0.0, whichDirectory.Build.propsdeliberately exempts viaWarningsNotAsErrors. Tallied by code:40 warning NU1902, nothing else.dotnet pack -c Releasesucceeded and each nuspec was unzipped and inspected; every externalPloch.Common*range is4.0.47. The only prerelease ranges remaining are this repository's ownPloch.CommandLine.*packages, which resolve when v1 is tagged.NU1109thenCS7069. Now: standalone restore and build succeed with 0 warnings, 0 errors, 41 tests pass, resolvedPloch.Common.dllis4.0.47.23323, and the app runs —sample inforenders its table and exits 0, andsample user add "Alice Smith" -e alice@example.com -r Administratorcreates the user, exercising the FluentValidation and use-case paths.Incidental finding, not fixed here
The app's own
--helpadvertisessample user add Alice Smith -e ... -r ..., which fails withCould not match 'Smith' with an argument.Program.cs:69correctly passes"Alice Smith"as one argument, but Spectre renders the example unquoted, so a copy-pasted example breaks. Confirmed pre-existing — the example text is identical onmain— and unrelated to this change. Worth its own issue given #46's premise that the sample is the first thing a consumer tries.Breaking Changes
None for consumers — the packed packages gain stable dependency ranges where they previously would have carried prerelease ones.
Two changes affect the local development workflow: a plain
dotnet buildnow resolves ploch-common from nuget.org rather than the sibling checkout (pass-p:UsePlochProjectReferences=truefor the old behaviour), and the solution no longer opens ploch-common's projects.Related
ploch-common; themasterref they used is fixed heremrploch-developmentcheckoutPloch.Common.Apps.Sharedmissing from the shared propsChecklist before requesting a review
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