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Tag Archives: NUGET
Copy NuGet Content Files to Output Directory on Build
Recently someone posted an issue to my EF Core Handlebars project about an error they were receiving. After reproducing the issue, I narrowed it down to a problem copying template files to the project output directory on build. Because the … Continue reading
MyGet: Continuous Integration for the Rest of Us
By this time, most .NET developers are familiar with NuGet. It used to be that if you wanted to use some part of .NET, such as Entity Framework, you would add a reference to your project pointing to some DLL … Continue reading
Using Open Source? Get NuGet.
My friend and fellow DevelopMentor instructor, Michael Kennedy, just turned me on to the NuGet Package Manager, a very cool way to install and use open source software right from within Visual Studio. Let’s say you use one or more … Continue reading
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