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gep13 avatar gep13 commented on August 25, 2024 1

@AdmiringWorm so, basic support is there today. In the setup.cake file, you would call Build.RunDotNetCore() rather than Build.Run(). This should then do the basics like:

  • Run GitVersion
  • Clean
  • Restore
  • Build

However, where it will start to break down is on the testing and publishing steps. That is the part that still needs some work. I have a presentation at the end of this week, so I will likely mainly be working on that this week, but aim to get this working before the end of the following week.

Would be interested in any help that you can offer.

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AdmiringWorm avatar AdmiringWorm commented on August 25, 2024 1

Well, feel free to use it.

I'm currently stuck on some issues with .NET Core, which makes me unable to restore/build and test .NET Core projects.
Needs to resolve that, before I can take a look at adding testing for .NET Core in Cake.Recipe.

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AdmiringWorm avatar AdmiringWorm commented on August 25, 2024 1

Migrating this repo to use Cake.Recipe or more or less done by now.
Only thing left before adding it as a default, is for the .NET Core side of Cake.Recipe is a little more stabilised (still haven't gotten around to test it on travis).

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gep13 avatar gep13 commented on August 25, 2024

@AdmiringWorm if you guys are willing to wait, then these tasks, and more, would be covered by switching to Cake.Recipe, rather than re-invent a new process.

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AdmiringWorm avatar AdmiringWorm commented on August 25, 2024

@gep13 I don't really mind.
Any ETA on when support for .NET Core will be stable enough on it?

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AdmiringWorm avatar AdmiringWorm commented on August 25, 2024

I see, well I'll have a look at it (remember I had problems setting up dotnet test on my Cake.Transifex addin).

I believe setting it up to work on appveyor is quite straight forward, but getting dotnet test to work correctly on linux and OSX (well on travis at least) is a pain, required quite a few hacks if I remember correctly when building with both .NET Core and .NET Full support (still haven't managed to build/test .NET Full correctly on OSX though).

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gep13 avatar gep13 commented on August 25, 2024

@AdmiringWorm as a first pass, i had planned to take the work that you had done and put that into Cake.Recipe for unit testing.

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