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Nuget: Am I Doing It Wrong?
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Does everyone have the episerver nuget feed installed in the nuget manager? Also make sure you have enabled nuget package restore on the solution-file.
Aug 26, 2014 23:03
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Can confirm that it is the missing package source. You can pass a setting file, nuget.config, in your restore command.
nuget.exe restore "Path to Project root" -ConfigFile "nuget.config"And in your nuget.config
Aug 27, 2014 5:40
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Thanks, explicitly calling nuget.exe with the nuget.config as a param seemed to work.
Aug 27, 2014 23:02
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I do not agree Valdis. So he's telling us we're in big trouble with the next release of asp.net, where all dependencies are NuGet packages? But I guess some of them will be stored locally in a separate source.
Aug 27, 2014 23:25
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I was referring to Restore. Not always, but it may become a bit harmful.
Aug 28, 2014 0:28
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And you might get hit by a car...but..you still travel with them and leave your home at least to get some food :) If it makes your job easier for the moment, I sugest you go with that solution and if things change in the future so do you. :)
Aug 28, 2014 23:42
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So, I've got my project set up with libraries managed by nuget. packages.conf has a set of versions in it for my various libraries. Everything is nice and tidy! Now when I need to stand up a new developer, or create a new CI instance, I just need to do a svn checkout, then run `nuget.exe restore` and all of my project dependencies are created like magi....
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Is this something on my end, or...I mean, you guys can't possibly take libraries offline from nuget.episerver.com after a week or so. Right?
:)