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NuGet is the package and dependency manager for the Microsoft development platform including .NET.
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Best practices for team development with NuGet projects in .Net
TL;DR I want to change the way our current enterprise code base is constructed to utilize NuGet packages for the inter-project references, but that seems to present some challenges when considering ...
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Advice on Developing Shared Public Libraries in Visual Studio
I’m looking for some advice on best practices for Visual Studio workflows.
I maintain several C# libraries which I use in various projects I develop. I also make them available publicly, as packages ...
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Pattern for Nuget Package (Abstractions, DepedencyInjections, etc.)
I've been interested in following what other successful libraries are doing with their nuget packages. Unfortunately, I can't seem to find any materials to read online and I don't even know what to ...
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Is It Considered Good Practice to Use Dependency Injection with Strategies from a NuGet Package?
I am developing a NuGet package which contains shared code for various ASP.NET Core projects. I am planning to use the strategy pattern to solve the same problem in a few different ways. So there will ...
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How to implement automatic SemVer from code changes [closed]
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I'm working on libraries published as nuget packages and I would like the version of those packages to update automatically based on the changes I make.
In other words, I would like something ...
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Nuget Libraries - Avoid version Conflicts
we have a private nuget repo setup available for all department developers, each developers can contribute and deploy their own reusable library which gets uploaded for the entire dev team to use ...
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Azure DevOps Change nuget.config in CI/CD process
I'm currently working on a project which uses azure function apps, we also create a data access layers for each function app which are built as nuget packages and are then published to a private nuget ...
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Publishing packages for personal and commercial use [closed]
I have a pretty high level question for you and am looking for some different experiences and input. Does anyone publish their own private or public packages for their own personal convenience?
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Alternative for C# Library distribution within an Organisation
I am looking for advice on how to manage shared code between several projects more effectively.
Currently, we have several applications that use the same common backbone of infrastructure code, from ...
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Strategies to organize multiple projects which may reference each other and managed by different teams in Git?
First actually I don't think Git is a specific involved tool here, it can be any other Source/Version Control tool (TFS, SVN, ...). The point here is how to deal with the scenario in which I have ...
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How to debug your collegues NuGet package
Disclaimer: This is a rather broad topic and there is probably no clear right/wrong. Still I would like to exchange experiences with experts of huge projects to learn and improve work between teams.
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Single massive solution - good idea?
I am analysing a Windows Forms application in .NET Framework 4.5.2 with 4 separate solutions with a combined 1.5million lines of code (and 10 years of development)
Libraries.sln (54 projects)
Tools....
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Risk of NuGet package adding new reference DLL
Had an interesting discussion with our architect. It was related to replacing a plain DLL reference with a NuGet package. His worry was "If it is possible for single NuGet package to add multiple DLL ...
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Should a solution containing projects exposed as nuget reference them as package?
Scaling down for the sake of the example, my project is structured like this:
solution X
project A
project B
Project A is exposed as nuget packages externally, project B need the ...
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NuGet Hell - by design our NuGet repo doesn't yet include the new functionality we reference
We have a solution called 'MySolution'. We have another solution which tests this solution called 'MyTests' which tests 'MySolution'.
When in debug mode, 'MyTests' reference 'Mysolution' with a path ...
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