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We found Copilot can go off track if:

  • Copilot commits a build error (of any kind).
  • You comment suggesting how to fix the build error.
  • Copilot setup steps will now fail, and Copilot can't fix it!

So, once you are in this state, you can't really get Copilot back on track unless you manually fix it.

Going forward, we should:

  • Allow the "build" step to fail
  • Upload the logs as an artifact

Copilot should be able to do its work with a failing build.

Also, update to .NET 9.

We found Copilot can go off track if:

* Copilot commits a build error (of any kind).
* You comment suggesting how to fix the build error.
* Copilot setup steps will now fail, and Copilot can't fix it!

So, once you are in this state, you can't really get Copilot back on
track unless you manually fix it.

Going forward, we should:

* Allow the "build" step to fail
* Upload the logs as an artifact

Copilot should be able to do its work with a failing build.

Also, update to .NET 9.
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Ok, latest one works with no disk space issues:

@jonathanpeppers jonathanpeppers merged commit 4d4739d into main Jul 1, 2025
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@jonathanpeppers jonathanpeppers deleted the dev/peppers/copilot-setup branch July 1, 2025 15:25
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