Build experimental nugets with dotnet CLI #7144
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CC @jskeet (you might care about the lines that install dotnet cli in a debian-based dockerfile). |
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Ta. Had been using the Ubuntu version in my PR, but good to hear this works. Will give that a try next :) |
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Ubuntu 14.04 has worked for me as well, using the instructions from https://www.microsoft.com/net/core#ubuntu |
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@apolcyn let's get this PR in early. |
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LGTM |
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test failures are unrelated. |
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Adds a set of experimental NuGet packages created by
dotnet packcommand. These experimental nugets target both net45 and netstandard1.5.The production nugets are already getting built on Windows and that's not changing until we verify that the new nugets work properly on all supported platforms and support older version of tooling as well (VS2013, monodevelop, mono, xamarin studio).