Strip all package types from inner multi-rid tool packages so they don't appear on search-based experiences#49616
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Pull Request Overview
This PR ensures that inner RID-specific tool packages only carry the DotnetToolRidPackage type while the outer tool package retains all specified package types, preventing inner packages from appearing in search-based experiences.
- Extended
TestToolBuilderto accept and embed additional package types into its package identifier. - Added an end-to-end test
StripsPackageTypesFromInnerToolPackagesto validate package types on both inner and outer tool packages. - Updated
Microsoft.NET.PackTool.targetsto conditionally setPackageTypeonly for outer (DotnetTool) vs. inner (DotnetToolRidPackage) packages.
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| File | Description |
|---|---|
| test/Microsoft.DotNet.PackageInstall.Tests/TestToolBuilder.cs | Added AdditionalPackageTypes setting and enhanced GetIdentifier |
| test/Microsoft.DotNet.PackageInstall.Tests/EndToEndToolTests.cs | New E2E test covering package-type stripping and related helpers |
| src/Tasks/Microsoft.NET.Build.Tasks/targets/Microsoft.NET.PackTool.targets | Conditional logic for outer vs. inner tool package type assignment |
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test/Microsoft.DotNet.PackageInstall.Tests/EndToEndToolTests.cs:358
- The assertion message only mentions 'DotnetTool' while the test expects
DotnetToolplus additional types; consider updating the message to reference all expected package types or generalize it.
.And.BeEquivalentTo(expectedPackageTypes, "The PackageType should be 'DotnetTool'.");
src/Tasks/Microsoft.NET.Build.Tasks/targets/Microsoft.NET.PackTool.targets:388
- MSBuild
Conditionexpressions require==for equality checks; using a single=will not evaluate as intended. Update toCondition="$(_ToolPackageType) == 'DotnetTool'".
<AddPackageType Condition="$(_ToolPackageType) = 'DotnetTool'" CurrentPackageType="$(PackageType)" PackageTypeToAdd="$(_ToolPackageType)">
src/Tasks/Microsoft.NET.Build.Tasks/targets/Microsoft.NET.PackTool.targets:392
- MSBuild
Conditionexpressions require==for equality; update toCondition="$(_ToolPackageType) == 'DotnetToolRidPackage'"so the inner package rule applies correctly.
<PropertyGroup Condition="$(_ToolPackageType) = 'DotnetToolRidPackage'">
Co-authored-by: Joel Verhagen <[email protected]>
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Fixes #49615
The outer tool package will have all package types (McpServer, DotnetTool), but the inner packages will just have DotnetToolRidPackage. This prevents experiences like the MCP registry, which search based on "has PackageType of McpServer", from reporting the inner packages.