fix: allow dotnet build to work in project folders with spaces in their names #2958
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…icrosoft#2958) Co-authored-by: Chris Whitten <christopher.whitten@microsoft.com>
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Description
If a bot project or the composer app itself has a space in the path, the azurePublish functions will fail.
This patch wraps the path in quotes so that the spawned processes do not fail.
This affects azurePublish only.
Task Item
refs #2926
Related to #2926 (but does not fully address the entire issue)