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semantic-release-nuget v1.1.0

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Last week, I wrote semantic-release-dotnet[1] which was a semantic-release[2] plugin to automatically set the version to the appropriate one before building.

1: /blog/2021/08/29/semantic-release-dotnet/

2: https://semantic-release.gitbook.io/semantic-release/

One of the key parts missing from the normal .NET development cycle was also publishing the packages. I decided to break that into a separate plugin because I have a number of places where I don't want to publish but I do want something versioned (internal projects and customized deployments). So, in the essence of the Single Responsibility Principle[3], I created a second utility which does one thing: build and publish NuGet packages.

3: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Single-responsibility_principle

Introducing semantic-release-nuget[4]. It doesn't have a lot of configurations, but the documentation covers all of them. Basically, it does one thing.

4: https://www.npmjs.com/package/semantic-release-nuget

I mostly tested with MfGames.Locking[5], my CIL library for some thread-locking patterns, because I'm the process of carving out Gallium[6] and Nitride[7] into their own packages. I'm just not sure where to put them, so they are probably going in my Gitlab[8] organization until I find a “better” organization/home.

5: /tags/mfgames-locking/

6: /tags/gallium/

7: /tags/nitride/

8: https://gitlab.com/mfgames-cil/