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.targets file within nuget package - how to include content files into a build
The Next CEO of Stack OverflowConsuming nuget package containing .targets file via PackageReferenceDownload old version of package with NuGetHow do I get NuGet to install/update all the packages in the packages.config?remove nuget package restore from solutionNuGet Package Restore Not WorkingAutomating creating NuGet package as part of build processBuild NuGet Package automatically including referenced dependenciesThis project references NuGet package(s) that are missing on this computerHow do I enable NuGet Package Restore in Visual Studio?NuGet Packages are missingInclude content files in nuget package using project.json
I have a nuget package like:
/build/SharedTargets.targets
/content/File.cs
SharedTargets.targets looks like:
<Compile Include="$(MSBuildThisFileDirectory)..contentFile.cs">
<Link>File.cs</Link>
<Visible>True</Visible>
</Compile>
Is there a way how to reference the content files in more elegant way ? I.E. how to construct relative path to content properly.
msbuild nuget
asked Mar 21 at 18:08
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I have a nuget package like:
/build/SharedTargets.targets
/content/File.cs
SharedTargets.targets looks like:
<Compile Include="$(MSBuildThisFileDirectory)..contentFile.cs">
<Link>File.cs</Link>
<Visible>True</Visible>
</Compile>
Is there a way how to reference the content files in more elegant way ? I.E. how to construct relative path to content properly.
msbuild nuget
asked Mar 21 at 18:08
Ondrej SvejdarOndrej Svejdar
15.6k34066
add a comment |
I have a nuget package like:
/build/SharedTargets.targets
/content/File.cs
SharedTargets.targets looks like:
<Compile Include="$(MSBuildThisFileDirectory)..contentFile.cs">
<Link>File.cs</Link>
<Visible>True</Visible>
</Compile>
Is there a way how to reference the content files in more elegant way ? I.E. how to construct relative path to content properly.
msbuild nuget
asked Mar 21 at 18:08
Ondrej SvejdarOndrej Svejdar
15.6k34066
I have a nuget package like:
/build/SharedTargets.targets
/content/File.cs
SharedTargets.targets looks like:
<Compile Include="$(MSBuildThisFileDirectory)..contentFile.cs">
<Link>File.cs</Link>
<Visible>True</Visible>
</Compile>
Is there a way how to reference the content files in more elegant way ? I.E. how to construct relative path to content properly.
msbuild nuget
msbuild nuget
asked Mar 21 at 18:08
Ondrej SvejdarOndrej Svejdar
15.6k34066
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15.6k34066
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That's basically how to do it.
I'd suggest not putting .cs files in the content subfolder since they might end up in the project directory on legacy packages.config projects.
If you are only using PackageReference to reference the package, you could use contentFiles instead - a NuGet feature that lets you add files with an associated build action (Compile, EmbeddedResource,...) logically to the build process without needing a .targets file. See Using the contentFiles element for content files
for the underlying NuGet mechanism.
answered Mar 21 at 22:44
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That's basically how to do it.
I'd suggest not putting .cs files in the content subfolder since they might end up in the project directory on legacy packages.config projects.
If you are only using PackageReference to reference the package, you could use contentFiles instead - a NuGet feature that lets you add files with an associated build action (Compile, EmbeddedResource,...) logically to the build process without needing a .targets file. See Using the contentFiles element for content files
for the underlying NuGet mechanism.
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That's basically how to do it.
I'd suggest not putting .cs files in the content subfolder since they might end up in the project directory on legacy packages.config projects.
If you are only using PackageReference to reference the package, you could use contentFiles instead - a NuGet feature that lets you add files with an associated build action (Compile, EmbeddedResource,...) logically to the build process without needing a .targets file. See Using the contentFiles element for content files
for the underlying NuGet mechanism.
answered Mar 21 at 22:44
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That's basically how to do it.
I'd suggest not putting .cs files in the content subfolder since they might end up in the project directory on legacy packages.config projects.
If you are only using PackageReference to reference the package, you could use contentFiles instead - a NuGet feature that lets you add files with an associated build action (Compile, EmbeddedResource,...) logically to the build process without needing a .targets file. See Using the contentFiles element for content files
for the underlying NuGet mechanism.
answered Mar 21 at 22:44
Martin UllrichMartin Ullrich
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That's basically how to do it.
I'd suggest not putting .cs files in the content subfolder since they might end up in the project directory on legacy packages.config projects.
If you are only using PackageReference to reference the package, you could use contentFiles instead - a NuGet feature that lets you add files with an associated build action (Compile, EmbeddedResource,...) logically to the build process without needing a .targets file. See Using the contentFiles element for content files
for the underlying NuGet mechanism.
answered Mar 21 at 22:44
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