Let's see if this runs tests on Debug builds

[halter73]

Hopefully this eventually addresses #11632

[dougbu]

This will run in every build, PR or not. Suggest creating a build matrix in the Test Windows Server 2016 x64 job and make the Debug side of it conditional on it not being a PR build, then use $(_BuildConfig) instead of Release where necessary.

Overall, this is kind of the opposite of what we do in https://github.com/aspnet/Extensions. Extensions code of interest is https://github.com/aspnet/Extensions/blob/8385543edac69a2b817756d1ba81a63acf76518d/azure-pipelines.yml#L78-L88.

In particular, I'm suggesting

strategy:
  matrix:
    ${{ if notin(variables['Build.Reason'], 'PullRequest') }}:
      Debug:
        _BuildConfig: Debug
    Release:
      _BuildConfig: Release

Could also only do the Debug side of the matrix in (say) internal builds. Up to you.

And, could add a schedule for this pipeline (avoiding something totally separate) and use in(variables['Build.Reason'], 'PullRequest') as the condition above to only build Debug daily (for example).

[analogrelay]

Just make sure you update the title when you're ready so I'm not sending Tactics a tell-mode email for a PR titled "Let's see if..." 😛

[halter73]

Just make sure you update the title when you're ready so I'm not sending Tactics a tell-mode email for a PR titled "Let's see if..."

Noted. If I thought about it more, I would have made this a draft. I could close and reopen as a draft if you want.

[analogrelay]

Nah, it only matters if/when you merge it ;P

[analogrelay]

Closing as this is stale now. We can retarget to master if we still want to do this.