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Added NoDefaultExcludes #4038

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This is my very first PR, and I am scared and excited at the same time, 🙀

When I was making templates for use with dotnet core, and these templates contained .files i.e. .editorconfig, etc, then these files would not be added to the package on executing dotnet pack.

I would receive a warning stating that it was not going to add the .files to the package and to specify -NoDefaultExcludes to the command line. So I would add it to the csproj instead and then noticed that this Paket.Restore.targets did not contain the option to pass on.

I am a little fresh to this project, so I haven't looked around in here much.
I have assumed that this is the correct place, to update this file as I believe this is where it comes from when a paket restore is executed.

I may also need a little help to work out what/where would be a good place to add a test for this? If there are tests around this already?

Also I started to try to make this change on a branch from bugfix but it seems there is something broken about that branch, I can't seem to run the ./build.sh as I receive TlsException: CertificateUnknown and when I go to the feed, it seems something is wrong.

I think I would like to be able to add this to bugfix and have a new 5.258.0 release maybe, (but again I am not sure on this process either)

@forki forki merged commit 3b29983 into fsprojects:master Jun 24, 2021
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forki commented Jun 24, 2021

thanks!

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