We've just passed Christmas (Merry Christmas!) and are heading for the new year... Not a lot of people are working, yet we have our fifth installment of MyGet's NuGet and NPM news from the community. Let's look at some interesting blog posts and articles found on the Internet, curated by our MyGet founders Xavier and Maarten. Follow @MyGetTeam on Twitter for more! NuGet news Never hurts to do a little self-promotion. We joined the On .NET podcast...
It’s November, the holiday season is almost there. In our fourth MyGet's NuGet and NPM news from the community, let's look at some interesting blog posts and articles found on the Internet, curated by our MyGet founders Xavier and Maarten. Follow @MyGetTeam on Twitter for more! NuGet news The NuGet team just released NuGet 3.5, with mostly performance improvements, features and new target frameworks like netstandard and netcoreapp. The performance improvement during package restore is...
When authoring NuGet packages, you can declare package dependency versions using Semantic Versioning. NuGet allows specifying dependencies as floating ranges, using interval notation or using fixed version numbers, as explained in the NuGet docs. MyGet SemVer Explorer allows you to specify a SemVer dependency range, and will check the target package repository for the package versions that match. Version ranges can be simple (e.g. 6.1.* to match all packages >= 6.1.0) or more complex using...
Here we are again! Our third installment of MyGet's NuGet and NPM news from the community. Each month, we bring you some interesting blog posts and articles found on the Internet, curated by our MyGet founders Xavier and Maarten. Follow @MyGetTeam on Twitter for more! NuGet news Wondering what's happening with .NET Core tooling? Microsoft released a blog post with more background information on Visual Studio '15'. Looks like NuGet package references will become part of...
Software projects nowadays are based on many third party and open source libraries. It is important to be aware of any potential security vulnerabilities in these components, to ensure our own software project is secure. Thanks to OSSIndex and Vor Security, we now have a vulnerability report ready for your MyGet feed! While still in preview, every feed now has a Vulnerabilities tab which reports potential vulnerabilities in packages on that feed, whether NuGet, npm...
We tried it last month, and feedback was good. That’s why we have a second edition of our NuGet and NPM community news from the past few weeks. In this post, we bring you some interesting blog posts and articles, curated by our MyGet founders Xavier and Maarten. Follow @MyGetTeam on Twitter for more! NuGet news The NuGet team released a new documentation site, with new quick-start tutorials and end-to-end scenarios. A nice improvement from...
MyGet 2.2 was released on August 19, 2016. Highlights This 2.2 release of MyGet again adds some new functionality to the service. Major highlights of this release are: our improved build log viewer with warning and error navigation, log level coloring and deep linking support,a new profile section providing access to your invoices and billing settings,opt-in support for expiring access tokens (API keys). Features MyGet (all plans) The following applies to all MyGet plans: Security: opt-in support for expiring access tokens (API keys)Package retention:...
Bitbucket Pipelines is a new continuous integration service (still in beta) from Atlassian, built into Bitbucket. Let’s have a look at how we can use Bitbucket pipelines to build, package and publish a .NET Core library to MyGet so we can consume it in our own projects. How does Bitbucket pipelines work? To configure a build on Bitbucket, we’ll need a bitbucket_pipelines.yml file which describes the steps to execute as part of the pipeline. Whenever...