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Question : can a package be published to ~/.nuget on local machine? #59

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dotChris90 opened this issue Nov 4, 2018 · 4 comments
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@dotChris90
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Very stupid question.

Is it possible in msbuild to pack NumSharp after build automaticly and move to ~/.nuget?

I come up with this question because if there are other projects like pandas.net or I can image SciSharp and they are in different repos, we can not reference them in csproj. Because everybody of us has a different folder structure.

To avoid bad style or complains I think we have now 2 possible options.

No 1) one repo with one solution and all projects so we can reference them in csproj. And we all have same fder structure

No 2) we reference them as nuget package. Usual nuget search first local so if msbuild copy NumSharp nuget package automatically to local cache we are fine. :)

Maybe we have other options?

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Appveyor is the CI/ CD tool, can definitely deploy automatically. I'll set it up once our API is stable.

No 3) Just put the repo in the same directory level.

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dotChris90 commented Nov 6, 2018

Until now i go your option 3.

But we should really consider other solution for future. :)

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Submodule is another option.
https://blog.github.com/2016-02-01-working-with-submodules/

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Cool. I was always wondering what this strange folder in ironpython is.

https://github.com/IronLanguages/ironpython3/tree/master/Src

From the blog it's a submodule. Indeed that would be an option.

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