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Testing the NuGet Package

We are large users of NuGet, we have 25-30 packages that we provide on a network resource.

We would like to be able to test new packages before they are created and released in consuming applications. Ideally, this can be done using something similar to a Maven snapshot and having a specific development package (for example, a snapshot function ).

Has anyone else come up with, ideally, non-hacks, a way to do this?

Our preferred method is to generate package assemblies and then manually overwrite the assemblies in the packages / directory, that is, replace the actual project references, but this does not seem particularly clean.

Update:

We use the CI assembly server, which creates assemblies for each commit and has a manually-defined NuGet assembly that works with specially marked versions of the code base. We don’t want to create a NuGet build for each commit, but we would like to test a likely candidate in the wild before we start building the NuGet package manually.

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If you use NuGet packages to distribute your libraries, you should not limit only library testing. You should also test the packages yourself (if your binaries are ok but not installed correctly, consumers still have problems). The thing is to improve this experience.

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