Clean up unnecessary and unused pipelines #6572
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This is intended to be used whenever we want to publish any readme changes without having to publish new images. I think it's worthwhile to keep this.
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Running the dotnet-docker pipeline wouldn't accomplish this?
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Perhaps. What is the behavior nowadays in the Publish stage if there are no images to push?
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eng/common- removed left over files that were deleted from docker-tools upstreameng/pipelines/dotnet-core-internal-nightly.yml,dotnet-core-internal-pr.yml,dotnet-core-internal-testing.yml- superseded byrelease-stagingpipelineeng/pipelines/update-readmes.yml- unused since October 2023, no documentation for when it should be used.