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This PR provides an easy way for anyone to publish generated NuGet packages to personal package feed, this simplifies customization.

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Some changes required before I will be able to merge it.

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Some changes required before I will be able to merge it.

@alex-kulakov alex-kulakov merged commit 5f578c9 into DataObjects-NET:master Sep 9, 2020
@AlexUstinov AlexUstinov deleted the packages-publication branch September 10, 2020 22:27
alex-kulakov pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Oct 20, 2021
…= operator for fixed number of arguments (#45)

* Optimization: Replace .In() to non-allocating .IsOneOf() for fixed number of arguments

* Use C#9 is/or operator when possible

* Replace .IsOneOf() to explicit comparision expressions

* Refactor IsIndexerAccessor to avoid multiple getting of the same property
alex-kulakov added a commit that referenced this pull request Oct 20, 2021
Optimization: Replace .In() by C#9 is/or operator for constants and == operator for fixed number of arguments (#45)
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