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Bug: The CI workflow will fail because it tries to read
tests/test-pwsh-7.5.props, a file modified in this PR that does not exist in the repository.(Severity: High 0.70 | Confidence: 1.00)
🔍 Detailed Analysis
The CI workflow defined in
build.ymlincludes a test matrix with PowerShell version '7.5'. A step in this workflow executesGet-Content ./tests/test-pwsh-${{matrix.version}}.propsto configure the environment. This pull request modifiestests/test-pwsh-7.5.props, but this file does not exist in the repository. When the CI job for version '7.5' runs, theGet-Contentcommand will fail with a 'Cannot find path' error, causing the workflow step to fail and blocking the test job from running.💡 Suggested Fix
Create the missing
tests/test-pwsh-7.5.propsfile with the correct configuration. Alternatively, if PowerShell v7.5 is not meant to be tested, remove the'7.5'entry from the test matrix inbuild.ymland revert the changes to the non-existent file.🤖 Prompt for AI Agent
Did we get this right? 👍 / 👎 to inform future reviews.