We have some generated file names that include [] (square brackets) and a , (comma).
e.g: BulkQueryResponseOperation[Request,Response].html
These files are in the packages and can be seen if you extract or nuget install the package however when looking at the C:\Octopus\Applications<env><release> folder they are not there. This obviously also means they are never copied to the custom directory that I have setup.
Hi - Since Nuget touches so many parts of Octopus, its not something we can add in a patch release. It has to be added in a major release (3.3 => 3.4 or 3.4 => 3.5) as it needs to be tested like there’s no tomorrow.
We are doing all we can to try to fit this change into 3.4, which should be out in the next 2 months. The fact that we created a new github issue for it a couple of days ago (which I totally forgot to mention in my previous reply) proves our intention: https://github.com/OctopusDeploy/Issues/issues/2428
Even though I’d really like to, I still can’t compromise 100% and tell you that we’re gonna do it for 3.4. This fix would solve not only this issue, but also another one that only bites our users with the biggest setups. So trust me when I say we’d also like to get this one out as soon as possible.
We might be able to tell “Yes or no” to 3.4 in about 1.5 months when we finish the development phase of the current features we are working on.
Sorry I can’t give you an exact date. Hopefully you’ll appreciate my honesty here
Has this been fixed in version 3.4? We have a project that is failing due to the square brackets so we need to know whether we should upgrade as a matter of urgency…
The bug was fixed after 3.4. I recommend you to upgrade to the latest version of Octopus to get that fix and many other plus lots of cool features. You can find the full list here: https://octopus.com/downloads/compare?from=3.4.0&to=3.7.6