How to get rid of nuget warnings when using a nuspec file?
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I have the following directory structure:
C:xyzAutomation [master ≡ +2 ~0 -0 !]> dir -Recurse -File -Name
.gitattributes
.gitignore
BuildBootstrap.ps1
BuildBuild.ps1
BuildDevOpsAutomation.nuspec
vNextConfig.ps1
vNextQueryBuildDefinition.ps1
vNextQueueBuild.ps1
vNext.vscodelaunch.json
C:xyzAutomation [master ≡ +2 ~0 -0 !]>
My goal is to produce a NuGet package with everything except for the following items:
- **/.git* - this should exclude both the .git folder and any .gitXYZ files anywhere
- **/.vs* - should cover the folders .vs and .vscode anywhere
- Build - should cover the root Build folder
The BuildDevOpsAutomation.nuspec is:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<package >
<metadata>
<id>DevOpsAutomation</id>
<version>$version$</version>
<title>DevOps Automation</title>
<authors>Arch DevOps</authors>
<owners>xyz</owners>
<requireLicenseAcceptance>false</requireLicenseAcceptance>
<description>Contains various scripts to automate vNext and Octopus pipelines.</description>
<copyright>Copyright 2018</copyright>
<tags>vnext vsts tfs octopus automation</tags>
</metadata>
<files>
<file src="**" exclude="Build/**;**/.git/**;**/.vs*/**"/>
</files>
</package>
The command line is:
nuget pack BuildDevOpsAutomation.nuspec -BasePath '.' -Version '1.0.0.0' -NoPackageAnalysis
And it seems to work:
C:xyzAutomation [master ≡ +3 ~1 -0 ~]> del .DevOpsAutomation.1.0.0.nupkg
C:xyzAutomation [master ≡ +3 ~1 -0 ~]> $nuget
C:Usersme.nugetnuget.exe
C:xyzAutomation [master ≡ +3 ~1 -0 ~]> &$nuget pack BuildDevOpsAutomation.nuspec -Version '1.0.0.0' -BasePath '.' -NoPackageAnalysis
Attempting to build package from 'DevOpsAutomation.nuspec'.
WARNING: NU5119: File 'C:xyzAutomation.gitattributes' was not added to the package. Files and folders starting with '.' or ending with '.nupkg' are excluded by default. To include this file, use -NoDefaultExcludes from the commandline
WARNING: NU5119: File 'C:xyzAutomation.gitignore' was not added to the package. Files and folders starting with '.' or ending with '.nupkg' are excluded by default. To include this file, use -NoDefaultExcludes from the commandline
C:xyzAutomation [master ≡ +3 ~1 -0 ~]>
The produced nupkg contains just what I need, which is currently only the vNext folder. However, the warnings annoy me. Is it possible to suppress them, preferably from within the nuspec file itself?
nuget nuspec
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I have the following directory structure:
C:xyzAutomation [master ≡ +2 ~0 -0 !]> dir -Recurse -File -Name
.gitattributes
.gitignore
BuildBootstrap.ps1
BuildBuild.ps1
BuildDevOpsAutomation.nuspec
vNextConfig.ps1
vNextQueryBuildDefinition.ps1
vNextQueueBuild.ps1
vNext.vscodelaunch.json
C:xyzAutomation [master ≡ +2 ~0 -0 !]>
My goal is to produce a NuGet package with everything except for the following items:
- **/.git* - this should exclude both the .git folder and any .gitXYZ files anywhere
- **/.vs* - should cover the folders .vs and .vscode anywhere
- Build - should cover the root Build folder
The BuildDevOpsAutomation.nuspec is:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<package >
<metadata>
<id>DevOpsAutomation</id>
<version>$version$</version>
<title>DevOps Automation</title>
<authors>Arch DevOps</authors>
<owners>xyz</owners>
<requireLicenseAcceptance>false</requireLicenseAcceptance>
<description>Contains various scripts to automate vNext and Octopus pipelines.</description>
<copyright>Copyright 2018</copyright>
<tags>vnext vsts tfs octopus automation</tags>
</metadata>
<files>
<file src="**" exclude="Build/**;**/.git/**;**/.vs*/**"/>
</files>
</package>
The command line is:
nuget pack BuildDevOpsAutomation.nuspec -BasePath '.' -Version '1.0.0.0' -NoPackageAnalysis
And it seems to work:
C:xyzAutomation [master ≡ +3 ~1 -0 ~]> del .DevOpsAutomation.1.0.0.nupkg
C:xyzAutomation [master ≡ +3 ~1 -0 ~]> $nuget
C:Usersme.nugetnuget.exe
C:xyzAutomation [master ≡ +3 ~1 -0 ~]> &$nuget pack BuildDevOpsAutomation.nuspec -Version '1.0.0.0' -BasePath '.' -NoPackageAnalysis
Attempting to build package from 'DevOpsAutomation.nuspec'.
WARNING: NU5119: File 'C:xyzAutomation.gitattributes' was not added to the package. Files and folders starting with '.' or ending with '.nupkg' are excluded by default. To include this file, use -NoDefaultExcludes from the commandline
WARNING: NU5119: File 'C:xyzAutomation.gitignore' was not added to the package. Files and folders starting with '.' or ending with '.nupkg' are excluded by default. To include this file, use -NoDefaultExcludes from the commandline
C:xyzAutomation [master ≡ +3 ~1 -0 ~]>
The produced nupkg contains just what I need, which is currently only the vNext folder. However, the warnings annoy me. Is it possible to suppress them, preferably from within the nuspec file itself?
nuget nuspec
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I have the following directory structure:
C:xyzAutomation [master ≡ +2 ~0 -0 !]> dir -Recurse -File -Name
.gitattributes
.gitignore
BuildBootstrap.ps1
BuildBuild.ps1
BuildDevOpsAutomation.nuspec
vNextConfig.ps1
vNextQueryBuildDefinition.ps1
vNextQueueBuild.ps1
vNext.vscodelaunch.json
C:xyzAutomation [master ≡ +2 ~0 -0 !]>
My goal is to produce a NuGet package with everything except for the following items:
- **/.git* - this should exclude both the .git folder and any .gitXYZ files anywhere
- **/.vs* - should cover the folders .vs and .vscode anywhere
- Build - should cover the root Build folder
The BuildDevOpsAutomation.nuspec is:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<package >
<metadata>
<id>DevOpsAutomation</id>
<version>$version$</version>
<title>DevOps Automation</title>
<authors>Arch DevOps</authors>
<owners>xyz</owners>
<requireLicenseAcceptance>false</requireLicenseAcceptance>
<description>Contains various scripts to automate vNext and Octopus pipelines.</description>
<copyright>Copyright 2018</copyright>
<tags>vnext vsts tfs octopus automation</tags>
</metadata>
<files>
<file src="**" exclude="Build/**;**/.git/**;**/.vs*/**"/>
</files>
</package>
The command line is:
nuget pack BuildDevOpsAutomation.nuspec -BasePath '.' -Version '1.0.0.0' -NoPackageAnalysis
And it seems to work:
C:xyzAutomation [master ≡ +3 ~1 -0 ~]> del .DevOpsAutomation.1.0.0.nupkg
C:xyzAutomation [master ≡ +3 ~1 -0 ~]> $nuget
C:Usersme.nugetnuget.exe
C:xyzAutomation [master ≡ +3 ~1 -0 ~]> &$nuget pack BuildDevOpsAutomation.nuspec -Version '1.0.0.0' -BasePath '.' -NoPackageAnalysis
Attempting to build package from 'DevOpsAutomation.nuspec'.
WARNING: NU5119: File 'C:xyzAutomation.gitattributes' was not added to the package. Files and folders starting with '.' or ending with '.nupkg' are excluded by default. To include this file, use -NoDefaultExcludes from the commandline
WARNING: NU5119: File 'C:xyzAutomation.gitignore' was not added to the package. Files and folders starting with '.' or ending with '.nupkg' are excluded by default. To include this file, use -NoDefaultExcludes from the commandline
C:xyzAutomation [master ≡ +3 ~1 -0 ~]>
The produced nupkg contains just what I need, which is currently only the vNext folder. However, the warnings annoy me. Is it possible to suppress them, preferably from within the nuspec file itself?
nuget nuspec
asked Nov 11 at 20:09
mark
19.4k56186373
I have the following directory structure:
C:xyzAutomation [master ≡ +2 ~0 -0 !]> dir -Recurse -File -Name
.gitattributes
.gitignore
BuildBootstrap.ps1
BuildBuild.ps1
BuildDevOpsAutomation.nuspec
vNextConfig.ps1
vNextQueryBuildDefinition.ps1
vNextQueueBuild.ps1
vNext.vscodelaunch.json
C:xyzAutomation [master ≡ +2 ~0 -0 !]>
My goal is to produce a NuGet package with everything except for the following items:
- **/.git* - this should exclude both the .git folder and any .gitXYZ files anywhere
- **/.vs* - should cover the folders .vs and .vscode anywhere
- Build - should cover the root Build folder
The BuildDevOpsAutomation.nuspec is:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<package >
<metadata>
<id>DevOpsAutomation</id>
<version>$version$</version>
<title>DevOps Automation</title>
<authors>Arch DevOps</authors>
<owners>xyz</owners>
<requireLicenseAcceptance>false</requireLicenseAcceptance>
<description>Contains various scripts to automate vNext and Octopus pipelines.</description>
<copyright>Copyright 2018</copyright>
<tags>vnext vsts tfs octopus automation</tags>
</metadata>
<files>
<file src="**" exclude="Build/**;**/.git/**;**/.vs*/**"/>
</files>
</package>
The command line is:
nuget pack BuildDevOpsAutomation.nuspec -BasePath '.' -Version '1.0.0.0' -NoPackageAnalysis
And it seems to work:
C:xyzAutomation [master ≡ +3 ~1 -0 ~]> del .DevOpsAutomation.1.0.0.nupkg
C:xyzAutomation [master ≡ +3 ~1 -0 ~]> $nuget
C:Usersme.nugetnuget.exe
C:xyzAutomation [master ≡ +3 ~1 -0 ~]> &$nuget pack BuildDevOpsAutomation.nuspec -Version '1.0.0.0' -BasePath '.' -NoPackageAnalysis
Attempting to build package from 'DevOpsAutomation.nuspec'.
WARNING: NU5119: File 'C:xyzAutomation.gitattributes' was not added to the package. Files and folders starting with '.' or ending with '.nupkg' are excluded by default. To include this file, use -NoDefaultExcludes from the commandline
WARNING: NU5119: File 'C:xyzAutomation.gitignore' was not added to the package. Files and folders starting with '.' or ending with '.nupkg' are excluded by default. To include this file, use -NoDefaultExcludes from the commandline
C:xyzAutomation [master ≡ +3 ~1 -0 ~]>
The produced nupkg contains just what I need, which is currently only the vNext folder. However, the warnings annoy me. Is it possible to suppress them, preferably from within the nuspec file itself?
nuget nuspec
nuget nuspec
asked Nov 11 at 20:09
mark
19.4k56186373
asked Nov 11 at 20:09
mark
19.4k56186373
asked Nov 11 at 20:09
mark
19.4k56186373
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