Closed lingchingteng closed 1 year ago
Yes, so basically you have a Axodox.MachineLearning nuget package which you can add to your own projects to use the existing functionality of the library.
But sometimes you need to add functionalities so it suits your specific needs. In this case the simplest solution would be that you add the new features, build the project generate a new nuget package, and then finally add the new nuget to your project, but this is not very convenient.
Instead of this you create an environment variable and point it to your local copy of the library repo, in which case the nuget package will reference your local version of the package instead of its own files. Allowing you to develop seamlessly.
For even better dev experience you can even add the projects which make up the library to your own solution, so they automatically will get built if you change them. This allows you to develop as if all code were in a single app.
Hello,
I'd like to ask for clarification on how to set up the following instructions specifically.
I'm not very familiar with these, so I apologize for any inconvenience. Thank you for your assistance.