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问题 At the moment we are switching from VS2015 to VS2017. One of our upgrade steps is to switch from stylecop to the new Stylecop.Analyzer package. The new Stylecop is using 2 files. The stylecop.json and the Stylecop.ruleset. The target: I want to provide the stylecop files as a custom nuget package. But I dont know how to create the needed .csproj entries. <Project Sdk="Microsoft.NET.Sdk"> <PropertyGroup> ... <CodeAnalysisRuleSet>packages\My.StyleCop.1.0.0-pre15\RuleSet\My.StyleCop.ruleset<

问题 I have a library that contains some classes, which I need in several Unit Test projects. The library should be deployed as a NuGet package in my private repository. I already deployed some NuGet packages there, so I know what I have to do. BUT: Inside of this library I need a reference to xUnit. And as soon as I add this reference, there is no more .nupkg file created when execute dotnet pack . Another interesting effect is, that the project icon turns into a Unit Test icon as soon as I add

问题 I have a library that contains some classes, which I need in several Unit Test projects. The library should be deployed as a NuGet package in my private repository. I already deployed some NuGet packages there, so I know what I have to do. BUT: Inside of this library I need a reference to xUnit. And as soon as I add this reference, there is no more .nupkg file created when execute dotnet pack . Another interesting effect is, that the project icon turns into a Unit Test icon as soon as I add

问题 This is my NuGet.config : <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <configuration> <packageSources> <add key="nuget.org" value="https://api.nuget.org/v3/index.json" protocolVersion="3" /> </packageSources> <disabledPackageSources> <add key="Microsoft and .NET" value="true" /> </disabledPackageSources> </configuration> Now, in Visual Studio, when I try to install 'geckofx45' package, I get the following error : install-package geckofx45 install-package : Unable to load the service index for

问题 I have a directory of nuget packages that I've downloaded from nuget.org. I'm trying to create a regex that will parse out the package name and version number from the filename. It doesn't seem difficult at first glance; the filenames have a clear pattern: {PackageName}.{VersionNumber}.nupkg Edge cases make it challenging though. Package names can have dashes, underscores, and numbers Package names can have effectively unlimited parts separated by dots Version numbers consist of 3-4 groups of

问题 I have a directory of nuget packages that I've downloaded from nuget.org. I'm trying to create a regex that will parse out the package name and version number from the filename. It doesn't seem difficult at first glance; the filenames have a clear pattern: {PackageName}.{VersionNumber}.nupkg Edge cases make it challenging though. Package names can have dashes, underscores, and numbers Package names can have effectively unlimited parts separated by dots Version numbers consist of 3-4 groups of

问题 I have a Visual Studio project that I have made into a NuGet package. The project has a file in it (called SwaggerIndex.html ). I have set that file to have the "Copy to Output Directory" property to "Copy if newer". (I need this file to copy to the build folder on build.) In that solution it works just fine. (I created another project to test it, and when it references my project that has the SwaggerIndex.html , it outputs it to the build folder just fine.) However, when I package it into a

问题 Whenever I update my NuGet packages in Visual Studio, I am prompted for a username and password regarding a private NuGet feed. Despite me ticking the box [✓] Remember my password , I am prompted to enter password on subsequent NuGet updates. How can I make it remember my password properly? 回答1: This is a prompt from Visual Studio and not NuGet. Information entered here is not saved with NuGet. Although it should be cached for the current Visual Studio session. NuGet stores user names and

问题 Whenever I update my NuGet packages in Visual Studio, I am prompted for a username and password regarding a private NuGet feed. Despite me ticking the box [✓] Remember my password , I am prompted to enter password on subsequent NuGet updates. How can I make it remember my password properly? 回答1: This is a prompt from Visual Studio and not NuGet. Information entered here is not saved with NuGet. Although it should be cached for the current Visual Studio session. NuGet stores user names and

问题 I'd like iterate on a nuget package without continuously pushing the package to a nuget feed. I'm wondering if it's possible to conditionally add a project reference instead of a nuget package reference via a target or props file in csproj files that would allow me to locally debug my nuget package. In my csproj I would have: <Reference Include="A"> if(Exists(localOverrides.props) { <HintPath>localOverrides.A.HintPath</HintPath> } else { <HintPath>..\packages\A.dll</HintPath> } </Reference>