FeatureMaarten Balliauw
Using MyGet Build Services, you have the opportunity to control exactly how your project gets built. MyGet Build Services will scan the contents of your source control and look for a file it can work with. In short, the following files are searched for (in order of precedence): build.bat, build.cmd or build.ps1 MyGet.sln Any other *.sln file *.csproj or *.vbproj *.nuspec Build.bat and build.cmd can be simple batch files which perform builds and packaging. Build.ps1...
Development, FeatureMaarten Balliauw
We’re proud to have our new documentation site online! This new documentation site can be found at docs.myget.org and will host our FAQ, articles around specific features, reference documentation and so on. Our documentation is open source and accepting pull requests! To contribute to the docs, just clone our repository and work on the Markdown files in the Docs folder. For more details on the process, read our detailed instructions. For each accepted Pull Request...
Development, FeatureMaarten Balliauw
We’re happy to announce we’ve completed another sprint. The main focus for this sprint was to start a redesign of our user experience. Next to that, new features have been introduced as well. Let’s have a look at what has changed and which cheese we moved. A complete change log can be found on our new documentation site. First steps in redesigning the MyGet experience One of the first things you will notice when logging...
Development, Feature, NuGetMaarten Balliauw
With the latest version of the ReSharper 8 EAP, JetBrains shipped an extension manager for plugins, annotations and settings. Where it previously was a hassle and a suboptimal experience to install plugins into ReSharper, it’s really easy to do now. And what is really nice is that this extension manager is built on top of NuGet! Which means we can do all sorts of tricks… The first thing that comes to mind is creating a...
Feature, NuGetMaarten Balliauw
Yesterday, the NuGet team released some improvements to searching the official NuGet package source. Today, you can also use this new syntax on your MyGet feeds! This new search syntax allows us to narrow our search to a particular attribute of a NuGet package. For example, we want to search for packages which contain “Glimpse” in the Id, we can type “id:glimpse”. We can also search the description of a package and check if it...
Development, FeatureMaarten Balliauw
Our 1.6 release shipped a number of interesting new features and enhancements to existing features, including those for MyGet Build Services. In this post, we’ll describe existing and new features and enhancements in a bit more detail. One important thing to know is that Build Services is intended to make packaging projects easier. We are not aiming to become a full CI server like TeamCity of Team Foundation Server. That said, we do believe Build Services...
Development, Feature, NuGetMaarten Balliauw
We’re proud to announce support for the NuGet Package Source Discovery (PSD) draft on MyGet. Package Source Discovery (PSD) allows for NuGet-based clients tools to discover the feeds that are hosted by a user or organization by using the blog or website URL. Every feed hosted on MyGet has a discovery endpoint hosted at http://www.myget.org/Discovery/Feed/<yourfeed>. In its simplest form, you can place a simple HTML tag on your website or blog and use that for...
FeatureMaarten Balliauw
By default, feeds on MyGet can contain any package that is added or pushed to them. Starting MyGet 1.6, we’ve added support for blocking certain packages from being added to your feed. To configure this, we’ve added a new tab on every feed. This new tab currently features two options: “forbid overwriting of existing packages” and “forbid packages which are non-compliant with Semantic Version”. The first one is obvious: when enabled, MyGet will refuse overwriting...