There could be a variety of reasons why dotnet publish is able to publish an application on one environment but not another, resulting in an error. Some of the common reasons are:
Differences in operating systems: The dotnet publish command may not work on different operating systems due to variations in file systems or shell commands.
Missing dependencies: The application may have dependencies that are installed on one environment but not on another. This could cause errors during the publish process.
Limitations in server configurations: The environment where the application is being published may have restrictions or limitations that prevent dotnet publish from executing correctly.
Incorrect settings: The dotnet publish command relies on various settings and configurations to work properly. If these settings are not properly configured on one environment, it could cause errors during the publish process.
Version conflicts: The version of .NET or other dependencies may be different on different environments. This could cause version conflicts during the publishing process.
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