Rename Publish-EchoArgs to Publish-PSTestTools

* Rename Publish-EchoArgs to Publish-PSTestTools so it can be used
  for other tools as well in the future
* Publish EchoArgs to the bin directory instead of run to match
  convention
* Add source URL to EchoArgs header comment
* Use wildcard of "*.nuget.props" to match
  "test/csharp/csharp.nuget.props" in .gitignore

.gitignore

@@ -1,12 +1,11 @@
 bin/
 obj/
-run/
 project.lock.json
 *-tests.xml
 /debug/
 /staging/
 /Packages/
-test/csharp/csharp.nuget.props
+*.nuget.props
 
 # dotnet cli install/uninstall scripts
 dotnet-install.ps1

build.psm1

@@ -547,15 +547,16 @@ function Get-PesterTag {
     $o
 }
 
-function Publish-EchoArgs {
+function Publish-PSTestTools {
     [CmdletBinding()]
     param()
 
     Find-Dotnet
 
+    # Publish EchoArgs so it can be run by tests
     Push-Location "$PSScriptRoot/test/tools/EchoArgs"
     try {
-        dotnet publish --output run
+        dotnet publish --output bin
     } finally {
         Pop-Location
     }
@@ -577,8 +578,7 @@ function Start-PSPester {
     )
 
     Write-Verbose "Running pester tests at '$path' with tag '$($Tag -join ''', ''')' and ExcludeTag '$($ExcludeTag -join ''', ''')'" -Verbose
-    # Publish EchoArgs so it can be run by tests
-    Publish-EchoArgs
+    Publish-PSTestTools
     # All concatenated commands/arguments are suffixed with the delimiter (space)
     $Command = ""
 

test/powershell/Scripting/NativeExecution/NativeCommandArguments.Tests.ps1

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ Describe "Native Command Arguments" -tags "CI" {
     while ($powershellTestDir -notmatch 'test[\\/]powershell$') {
         $powershellTestDir = Split-Path $powershellTestDir
     }
-    $echoArgs = Join-Path (Split-Path $powershellTestDir) tools/EchoArgs/run/echoargs
+    $echoArgs = Join-Path (Split-Path $powershellTestDir) tools/EchoArgs/bin/echoargs
 
     It "Should handle quoted spaces correctly" {
         $a = 'a"b c"d'

test/tools/EchoArgs/EchoArgs.cs

@@ -1,5 +1,6 @@
 //---------------------------------------------------------------------
 // Author: Keith Hill
+// Source: https://github.com/Pscx/Pscx/blob/master/Src/EchoArgs/EchoArgs.cs
 //
 // Description: Very simple little console class that you can use to see
 //              how PowerShell is passing parameters to legacy console