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NuProj provides an MSBuild-based approach to create NuGet packages (.nupkg). The build projects are called .nuproj files and are regular MSBuild projects.
In general, the definition of a NuProj file is very similar to the NuGet .nuspec file – except that it is done via MSBuild. In fact, NuProj...
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NuProj provides an MSBuild-based approach to create NuGet packages (.nupkg). The build projects are called .nuproj files and are regular MSBuild projects.
This package provides additional MSBuild targets for non-NuProj projects. Install this package to projects that are being directly or indirectly...
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34,874 total downloads
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last updated 10/4/2018
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Latest version: 2.4.0
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nuget
nupkg
Merge dependencies of two nupkg packages
Common functionality for working with NuGet.
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3,489 total downloads
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last updated 11/11/2018
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Latest version: 1.4.25+git.04cf359
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nupkg
nuget-powertool
NupkgWrench is a command line tool to read and modify nupkgs.
A Powershell module for building and NuGet-packing .Net projects. A convenient and easy to use module for those who need to package projects but don't have a full blown continuous-integration environment to do it for them.
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962 total downloads
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last updated 11/11/2018
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Latest version: 1.4.25+git.04cf359
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nupkg
nuget-powertool
An alternative version of NupkgWrench with only the tool exe.
Pacote para integração com upload de arquivos no Azure Storage
NuGet Packages Merge Tool
This is a NuGet packages merge utility which lets you merge two .nupkg packages (two .NET Framework Versions) into a single .nupkg package.
Push It
A powershell script to help developers package and publish NuGet specifications. It looks for any/all nuspec files in a directory and packages them then publishes them to the designated feed. Can be used to copy them toa local directory for localhost-testing (before any pushes up to a live feed).
SharedKernel.DependencyInjection.nupkg
Create New NuGet Package From Project After Each Build
Automatically creates a NuGet package from your project each time it builds. The NuGet package is placed in the project's output directory.
If you want to use a .nuspec file, place it in the same directory as the project's project file (e.g. .csproj, .vbproj, .fsproj).
This adds a PostBuildScripts...
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