cloudsmith-cli-wrapper.ps1

# I don't want to install Python so this docker image and Pwsh function mimic a binary

<# Dockerfile
FROM python:3-alpine
RUN pip install --upgrade cloudsmith-cli
WORKDIR /working
ENTRYPOINT ["cloudsmith"]
#>

function cloudsmith {
    & docker run --rm -it `
        -v "$($PWD.Path):/working" `
        -v "$($env:LOCALAPPDATA)\cloudsmith:/root/.config/cloudsmith" `
        cloudsmith-cli:3-alpine `
        $args
}

migrate_Nuget.ps1

# Get Package List
$names = gh api -X GET "/orgs/ORGNAME/packages" -F package_type=nuget --paginate | ConvertFrom-Json | select -exp Name

# Download all of the Packages
# The `dotnet nuget` command doesn't appear to have a raw download option. It wants to install it into a project.
$names | foreach-object { nuget install $_ -Source ProGet -DirectDownload -PackageSaveMode nupkg}

# Upload to CloudSmith
$names | %{ ls -path "$_*" -Directory } | 
  foreach-object { ls "$($_.FullName)\*.nupkg" | 
  foreach-object { nuget push $_.FullName -Source nuget -SkipDuplicate -ApiKey $api.GetNetworkCredential().Password}}

rawupload.ps1

$files = Get-ChildItem -Path C:\temp\zipfiles\ -Recurse -File

# Grab the version string from the filename
$pattern = [regex]'app-setup\.(\d{4}\.\d{1,2}\.\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3})(-pre-release)*\.zip'

foreach ($file in $files) {    
    $name = $file.Name
    $folder = $file.FullName | Split-Path -Parent | Split-Path -Leaf
    if ($file.Name -match $pattern) {
        $version = $Matches[1]
        # Check if it has a prerelease tag
        if ($Matches.Count -eq 3) {
            $version += $Matches[2]
        }
        
        cloudsmith push raw org/rawrepo $folder/$name --version $version -W --name enterprise-setup
    }
}