fix: add release-please version markers to csproj#21
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The .csproj Version tag was not managed by release-please because: 1. The file was missing from extra-files in release-please-config.json 2. The Version tag lacked x-release-please-start-version/end markers Without this, the NuGet package would be built with the old version on every release, causing the publish to fail since that version already exists on NuGet. Co-Authored-By: rlamb@launchdarkly.com <4955475+kinyoklion@users.noreply.github.com>
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release-please doesn't update the
<Version>in the.csprojbecause the file is missing fromextra-filesand lacksx-release-please-start-version/x-release-please-endmarkers. This means the NuGet package would be built with the old version on every release, anddotnet nuget pushwould fail since that version already exists on NuGet.Adds the csproj to
extra-filesinrelease-please-config.jsonand wraps the<Version>tag with release-please markers — matching how the NLog and MS logging adapters are configured.Link to Devin session: https://app.devin.ai/sessions/746778111964463bbcfa2ddded90cb85
Requested by: @kinyoklion