Fix for Microsoft.BCL.Build target files and nuget package restore and git
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Open .gitignore | |
add the following line | |
!packages/Microsoft.Bcl.Build*/tools/Microsoft.Bcl.Build.targets | |
save changes and commit | |
open up git bash for your repo | |
git add C:/pathtoyoursolution/packages/Microsoft.Bcl.Build.1.0.7/tools/Microsoft.Bcl.Build.targets -f | |
** replace the version number 1.0.7 with your current version number of bcl build | |
commit changes | |
good to go | |
you have to use the -f or you will en up with your packages in the repo, its a pain but works :)
This has now been fixed in the latest version of nuget
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The two lines doesn't work together:
git still ignore Microsoft.Bcl.Build.targets unless manually add by "git add xxx -f"