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I'm trying to step through some CSLA authentication code and I would appreciate if the symbols for the Nuget packages could be published to symbolsource.org. The process is described in the Nuget documentation here http://docs.nuget.org/docs/creating-packages/creating-and-publishing-a-symbol-package...
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Do you still plan on releasing to Visual Studio Gallery? I noticed the Nuget link on the Csla source download page and downloaded the Nuget Package Manager in VS Extension Manager. I installed Csla for Windows Forms. Pretty slick! Its like the app store for Visual Studio. One Question. Should the Nuget...
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Great, I really miss the summaries for Intellisense when I'm coding. FYI: for the PDBs, you may want to check out this article from David Ebbo http://blog.davidebbo.com/2011/04/easy-way-to-publish-nuget-packages-with.html
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Hi All I noticed that there was a training session on NuGet amonst the free training from PluralSight for ASP.NET MVC3. The particular NuGet session isn't focuessed on ASP.NET MVC 3 per se, but rather generically and thus to my mind, offers an excellent opportunity to get up to speed with NuGet....
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CSLA 4 is now available through NuGet, the package installer for .NET products. CSLA 4 on NuGet This is thanks to Johann Hough (jaans) - thank you Johann! The following packages are available: Core ASP.NET ASP.NET MVC Silverlight WPF Windows Phone Windows Forms
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Jaans is working on updating the 4.1 release to the final NuGet release. I know they had some serious flooding where he lives though, which was disruptive (to say the least).
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Hi Rocky I started to look into it in some more detail (just to try and gauge the effort required). It doesn't seem too laborious and mostly an initial effort to define a "Package Specification" that describes the library. This package specification and package contents is then submitted...