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Create,Publish Nuget Package w/ Symbols&Source
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create-nuget.bat
@echo off
IF %1.==. GOTO WrongArgs
..\.nuget\nuget.exe pack ..\%1\%1.csproj -Build -Properties Configuration=Release -Symbols
GOTO:EOF
:WrongArgs
ECHO "create-nuget <projectname>"
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publish-nuget.bat
@echo off
IF %2.==. GOTO WrongArgs
set NUGETSOURCE="Http_Or_UNC_PATH_NugetRepo"
set SYMBOLSOURCE="HTTP_Symbol_Server"
..\.nuget\nuget.exe push %1.nupkg %2 -source %NUGETSOURCE%
..\.nuget\nuget.exe push %1.symbols.nupkg %2 -source %SYMBOLSOURCE%
GOTO:EOF
:WrongArgs
ECHO "publish-nuget <pkgname> <apikey>"
@xavierdecoster
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You actually can get rid of line 3 in create-nuget.bat.
Line 4 creates both the nupkg and the symbols.nupkg.

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jbtule commented Apr 29, 2013

score!

@TripleEmcoder
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I'd even say "can" -> "should", because nuget.exe pack csproj does a build on each run, which would cause the 2 packages to be mismatched. Each build produces a slightly different (timestamps, checksums) set of DLLs and PDBs, which are generally incompatible.

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