[rush] Fix manual ESRP publish pipeline runs - #5961
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Use the queued build source version as the non-empty default for the optional commit SHA override, allowing Azure DevOps to enable manual runs for both publish pipelines. Co-authored-by: Copilot App <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> Copilot-Session: 4b8af35a-a354-47a4-803f-f77c9e057d67
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Summary
Azure DevOps disabled manual runs for the Rush and Rush Stack ESRP publish pipelines because their string parameter default was empty and therefore treated as required. Default the commit SHA override to the queued build's source version so both pipelines can be run without supplying a testing override.
Details
Set
CommitShaOverrideto$(Build.SourceVersion)in both ESRP publish pipeline entry points. Callers can still replace it with another SHA for testing, while normal automatic and manual runs use the source commit selected when queuing the build.This does not change published package behavior or compatibility.
How it was tested
Validated the final YAML diff and confirmed both pipeline definitions now provide a non-empty default while retaining the existing override flow.
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