CreateTarBall -> After Upgrading from 0.1.84 to latest tar.gz is appending . to the start of file names. #127

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claunia · 2026-01-29T16:30:12Z

claunia commented

2026-01-29 16:30:12 +00:00

Originally created by @davidgemel on GitHub (Oct 24, 2022).

Hello,

I recently upgraded from 0.1.84 to the latest version of this library. I am running the following to create a simple tar.gz:

<Target Name="BuildDBITarTest" AfterTargets="Build">
	<Message Text="Creating Tar" Importance="high" />

	<!-- Added @(Content) below as it is required in new versions -->
	<TarballTask PublishDir="C:\temp\zip" TarballPath="C:\temp\tarballtest.tar.gz" Content="@(Content)" />
</Target>

The C:\temp\zip folder just contains a simple file (somefile.txt). When the tarball is built it appends a . before the name of the file changing the files name (.somefile.txt). Is there another way around this? I don't want the filename to change.

Originally created by @davidgemel on GitHub (Oct 24, 2022). Hello, I recently upgraded from 0.1.84 to the latest version of this library. I am running the following to create a simple tar.gz: <Target Name="BuildDBITarTest" AfterTargets="Build"> <Message Text="Creating Tar" Importance="high" />  <TarballTask PublishDir="C:\temp\zip" TarballPath="C:\temp\tarballtest.tar.gz" Content="@(Content)" /> </Target> The C:\temp\zip folder just contains a simple file (somefile.txt). When the tarball is built it appends a . before the name of the file changing the files name (.somefile.txt). Is there another way around this? I don't want the filename to change.

claunia referenced this issue

2026-01-29 16:31:34 +00:00

[PR #127] [MERGED] Add an '-o | --output' argument #247

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Reference: starred/dotnet-packaging#127