nuget pack .csproj with custom .nuspec metadata











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I would like to pack nuget package using a .csproj file. Following command will be executed:



nuget pack MyProject.csproj -IncludeReferencedProjects


In the project folder I have two nuspec files, one depending to the MyProject.csproj and another wich will be used to make a different package but depending on this project to. Folder structure looks like:



-ProjectFolder

 |-MyProject.csproj

 |-AdditionalMyProject.nuspec

 |-MyProject.nuspec


When calling the nuget pack command, it allways takes the first nuspec file (AdditionalMyProject.nuspec - lower naming) to get metadata for nuget package but the correct nuspec should be MyProject.nuspec (matching the name of project file).



Is there a way to tell nuget pack wich nuspec it should use when packing a csproj?



Something like this:



nuget pack MyProject.csproj -nuspec MyProject.nuspec -IncludeReferencedProjectsenter






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  • I don't understand the purpose of AdditionalMyProject.nuspec. If there's another project that has a dependency on MyProject, I don't see why you would need a special nuspec for MyProject. This might be a case of the XY problem. Why do you want two nuspec files?
    – Ziv
    Nov 8 at 22:01










  • @Ziv I would like to provide two packages with different purpose. The AdditionalMyProject.nuspec should provide dependencies to other nuget packages including MyProject.nupkg. MyProject is only base package for a defined purpose.
    – Mi. Sharp
    8 hours ago















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down vote

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I would like to pack nuget package using a .csproj file. Following command will be executed:



nuget pack MyProject.csproj -IncludeReferencedProjects


In the project folder I have two nuspec files, one depending to the MyProject.csproj and another wich will be used to make a different package but depending on this project to. Folder structure looks like:



-ProjectFolder

 |-MyProject.csproj

 |-AdditionalMyProject.nuspec

 |-MyProject.nuspec


When calling the nuget pack command, it allways takes the first nuspec file (AdditionalMyProject.nuspec - lower naming) to get metadata for nuget package but the correct nuspec should be MyProject.nuspec (matching the name of project file).



Is there a way to tell nuget pack wich nuspec it should use when packing a csproj?



Something like this:



nuget pack MyProject.csproj -nuspec MyProject.nuspec -IncludeReferencedProjectsenter






c# nuget







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  • I don't understand the purpose of AdditionalMyProject.nuspec. If there's another project that has a dependency on MyProject, I don't see why you would need a special nuspec for MyProject. This might be a case of the XY problem. Why do you want two nuspec files?
    – Ziv
    Nov 8 at 22:01










  • @Ziv I would like to provide two packages with different purpose. The AdditionalMyProject.nuspec should provide dependencies to other nuget packages including MyProject.nupkg. MyProject is only base package for a defined purpose.
    – Mi. Sharp
    8 hours ago













up vote
0
down vote

favorite









up vote
0
down vote

favorite











I would like to pack nuget package using a .csproj file. Following command will be executed:



nuget pack MyProject.csproj -IncludeReferencedProjects


In the project folder I have two nuspec files, one depending to the MyProject.csproj and another wich will be used to make a different package but depending on this project to. Folder structure looks like:



-ProjectFolder

 |-MyProject.csproj

 |-AdditionalMyProject.nuspec

 |-MyProject.nuspec


When calling the nuget pack command, it allways takes the first nuspec file (AdditionalMyProject.nuspec - lower naming) to get metadata for nuget package but the correct nuspec should be MyProject.nuspec (matching the name of project file).



Is there a way to tell nuget pack wich nuspec it should use when packing a csproj?



Something like this:



nuget pack MyProject.csproj -nuspec MyProject.nuspec -IncludeReferencedProjectsenter






c# nuget







share|improve this question













I would like to pack nuget package using a .csproj file. Following command will be executed:



nuget pack MyProject.csproj -IncludeReferencedProjects


In the project folder I have two nuspec files, one depending to the MyProject.csproj and another wich will be used to make a different package but depending on this project to. Folder structure looks like:



-ProjectFolder

 |-MyProject.csproj

 |-AdditionalMyProject.nuspec

 |-MyProject.nuspec


When calling the nuget pack command, it allways takes the first nuspec file (AdditionalMyProject.nuspec - lower naming) to get metadata for nuget package but the correct nuspec should be MyProject.nuspec (matching the name of project file).



Is there a way to tell nuget pack wich nuspec it should use when packing a csproj?



Something like this:



nuget pack MyProject.csproj -nuspec MyProject.nuspec -IncludeReferencedProjectsenter






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  • I don't understand the purpose of AdditionalMyProject.nuspec. If there's another project that has a dependency on MyProject, I don't see why you would need a special nuspec for MyProject. This might be a case of the XY problem. Why do you want two nuspec files?
    – Ziv
    Nov 8 at 22:01










  • @Ziv I would like to provide two packages with different purpose. The AdditionalMyProject.nuspec should provide dependencies to other nuget packages including MyProject.nupkg. MyProject is only base package for a defined purpose.
    – Mi. Sharp
    8 hours ago


















  • I don't understand the purpose of AdditionalMyProject.nuspec. If there's another project that has a dependency on MyProject, I don't see why you would need a special nuspec for MyProject. This might be a case of the XY problem. Why do you want two nuspec files?
    – Ziv
    Nov 8 at 22:01










  • @Ziv I would like to provide two packages with different purpose. The AdditionalMyProject.nuspec should provide dependencies to other nuget packages including MyProject.nupkg. MyProject is only base package for a defined purpose.
    – Mi. Sharp
    8 hours ago
















I don't understand the purpose of AdditionalMyProject.nuspec. If there's another project that has a dependency on MyProject, I don't see why you would need a special nuspec for MyProject. This might be a case of the XY problem. Why do you want two nuspec files?
– Ziv
Nov 8 at 22:01




I don't understand the purpose of AdditionalMyProject.nuspec. If there's another project that has a dependency on MyProject, I don't see why you would need a special nuspec for MyProject. This might be a case of the XY problem. Why do you want two nuspec files?
– Ziv
Nov 8 at 22:01












@Ziv I would like to provide two packages with different purpose. The AdditionalMyProject.nuspec should provide dependencies to other nuget packages including MyProject.nupkg. MyProject is only base package for a defined purpose.
– Mi. Sharp
8 hours ago




@Ziv I would like to provide two packages with different purpose. The AdditionalMyProject.nuspec should provide dependencies to other nuget packages including MyProject.nupkg. MyProject is only base package for a defined purpose.
– Mi. Sharp
8 hours ago

















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