Updated FsBlog.nuspec so that Paket will be included in the NuGet package.#34
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Updated FsBlog.nuspec so that Paket will be included in the NuGet package.#34GradientVector wants to merge 3 commits intofsprojects:masterfrom
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…kage. As it stands right now, running ``nuget pack FsBlog.nuspec`` results in a NuGet package which does not include Paket. Running ``fake`` from the NuGet package fails because there is no .paket directory with paket.exe or paket.bootstrapper.exe. Due to a bug (feature?) of ``nuget pack``, copying of files or directories which begin with a dot is troublesome. I added Paket as a dependency so that I could copy it from the packages directory instead. Also updated the NuGet version number. Perhaps it is time to upload a new package to nuget.org?
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Would it be possible to include the paket bootstrapper only, instead of paket.exe itself? |
Also added paket.targets file. == From Previous commit message Updated FsBlog.nuspec so that Paket will be included in the NuGet package. As it stands right now, running ``nuget pack FsBlog.nuspec`` results in a NuGet package which does not include Paket. Running ``fake`` from the NuGet package fails because there is no .paket directory with paket.exe or paket.bootstrapper.exe. Due to a bug (feature?) of ``nuget pack``, copying of files or directories which begin with a dot is troublesome. I added Paket as a dependency so that I could copy it from the packages directory instead. Also updated the NuGet version number. Perhaps it is time to upload a new package to nuget.org?
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Included paket.bootstrapper.exe and paket.targets in the tools folder. I am not sure if that is the best place in source, but the generated NuGet package is correct. |
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@MattDrivenDev @cdrnet @nelak Could any of you guys check the updated PR, merge it & release a new package? |
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@tpetricek I can check and pull the PR, but I do not have the credentials to release a new NuGet package. |
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@cdrnet Do you have a nuget account? I can add you as owner of the package |
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@nelak thanks, that worked |
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can this be closed? |
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As it stands right now, running
nuget pack FsBlog.nuspecresults in a NuGetpackage which does not include Paket. Running
fakefrom the NuGet packagefails because there is no .paket directory with paket.exe or
paket.bootstrapper.exe.
Due to a bug (feature?) of
nuget pack, copying of files or directories whichbegin with a dot is troublesome. I added Paket as a dependency so that I could
copy it from the packages directory instead.
Also updated the NuGet version number. Perhaps it is time to upload a new
package to nuget.org?