PublishSymbolsV2 honors the symbolExpirationInDays input value when running on non-Windows OSes #16865
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scottxsu
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carl-tanner,
fadnavistanmay and
b-barthel
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…unning on non-Windows OSes
tanmayfadnavis
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Sep 9, 2022
fadnavistanmay
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Sep 13, 2022
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Task name: PublishSymbolsV2
Description: The typescript code that runs for this task on non-Windows OSes will now honor the symbolExpirationInDays input value
Documentation changes required: No
Added unit tests: Yes, unit test updated to not use the default expiration value
Attached related issue: No
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