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Stop using /opt/pulumi/nuget, this makes some progress towards fixing There are three main changes here: 1) We no longer pack on build, instead requiring an explicit pack command (which runs in relase configuration). This should be a small speed improvement for standard builds. 2) The integration tests no longer rely on a nuget package, instead we just reference the project directly. This removes the need for a local nuget feed that had to be setup and installed into. 3) As we've got rid of the local nuget feed `make install` simply runs "dotnet pack" and `make publish` picks up the .nupkg from the sdk bin folder. The one workflow this changes is if people have pulumi programs outside pulumi/pulumi that they we're using `make install` to get a build of the dotnet sdk into. Anyone using that workflow instead needs to either: 1) Manually copy the .nupkg from the build folder to wherever they have setup their local nuget feed. 2) Change that project to refer to Pulumi via a project reference. |
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| Deployment | ||
| Exceptions | ||
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| AssemblyAttributes.cs | ||
| Config.cs | ||
| Config_Exceptions.cs | ||
| Extensions.cs | ||
| Log.cs | ||
| PublicAPI.Shipped.txt | ||
| PublicAPI.Unshipped.txt | ||
| Pulumi.csproj | ||
| Stack.cs | ||