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Categorize shipping/nonshipping NuGet packages #7776
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For https://github.com/dotnet/core-setup/issues/6893.
The past few releases have seen some manual intervention to get legacy packages off the NuGet gallery. Marking legacy packages NonShipping fixes this. It changes the category in BAR so release automation won't pick them up.
A few tweaks necessary after categorizing because of the directory change:
prepare-artifactsjob to find the right symbol packages. Symbol packages are always shipping, so we can no longer find them in the same directory as the legacy nupkgs.Here's what's marked NonShipping now (https://gist.github.com/dagood/fc86b7332b60d381121b145ea838b32f):
Microsoft.NETCore.AppMicrosoft.NETCore.App.InternalMicrosoft.WindowsDesktop.Appruntime.*.Microsoft.NETCore.Appruntime.*.Microsoft.WindowsDesktop.AppVS.Redist.Common.*/cc @mmitche @wtgodbe @nguerrera