#VISUAL STUDIO CREATE NUGET PROJECT INSTALL#

For this post, I have two of my commonly used libraries which I would like to publish as NuGet packages. Now we are in a position to build our solution and publish the nuget packages. You can right click on the feed, click Edit - to manage its security, such as who can contribute packages, who can consume the packages etc.Д«uild and publish NuGet packages solution Also, If you want to use your own instance of nuget.exe you can download it from here. We will use it later in the post to publish our packages to this feed. Note down the feed URL from the feed details page on the right side. Once you click OK, a new NuGet feed will be created. You will be navigated to Package Feeds screen.Д¬lick New Feed.

#VISUAL STUDIO CREATE NUGET PROJECT INSTALL#

Once you install the extension, you should see Package Feeds in your navigation bar under Build/Release menu. Package clients similar to NuGet Package Manager of Visual Studio will be able to subscribe to this feed and receive packages. You will be taken to your local extension marketplace.Д¬lick on Package Management extension and install it on to your desired TFS collection.ДЄ package feed is a container of your packages. On your on-prem server home ( for example) click on marketplace icon and then click Browse TFS extensions To install, you first need to go to your local marketplace. The package management extension now comes as part of TFS15 RC1 installation. To use the TFS15 Package Management on on-prem, you first need to install the Package Management extension. Also, we will see how we can keep these packages up to date by publishing them to our TFS15 package management server as part of our continuous delivery process. In this post, we will see how we can publish our common code as NuGet packages so that it can be shared across the organization. TFS 15 RC1 got released a couple of days ago and one of the most awaited features from on-prem customers was Package Management.

Visual studio create nuget project