Run tests / Skip building project references in no-dependencies publishes dotnet publish accepts --no-dependencies but still builds project references, unlike dotnet build. Integration tests on .NET Core hosts therefore rebuilt the whole benchmark project graph for every publishing partition (NativeAOT, Mono, Wasm, R2R, CoreRun), including the running test project, whose locked output could fail the build when a referenced DLL went stale mid-run. Pass /p:BuildProjectReferences=false alongside --no-depe...

Run tests / Skip building project references in no-dependencies publishes dotnet publish accepts --no-dependencies but still builds project references, unlike dotnet build. Integration tests on .NET Core hosts therefore rebuilt the whole benchmark project graph for every publishing partition (NativeAOT, Mono, Wasm, R2R, CoreRun), including the running test project, whose locked output could fail the build when a referenced DLL went stale mid-run. Pass /p:BuildProjectReferences=false alongside --no-depe... #3698