Closed anders9ustafsson closed 9 years ago
curl 'https://www.nuget.org/api/v2/Packages%28%29?$filter=Id%20eq%20%27Nuget.Core%27%20and%20IsAbsoluteLatestVersion%20eq%20true' -H 'Accept: application/atom+json,application/json'
only shows v2.8.5. Are you sure you have registered a prerelease version?
Or perhaps your intention is not to show the version of Nuget.Core, but that of fo-dicom? ![](https://img.shields.io/nuget/vpre/fo-dicom.svg)
How stupid of me! I got a little confused and used the default Nuget.Core instead of fo-dicom. Many many thanks for leading me in the right direction, @espadrine !
I want to use the NuGet pre-release badge to display the latest pre-release version of my NuGet package, but I have not been able to figure out how to do it.
I have tried with the following markdown:
but it only displays a generic (stable release) version number:
Do I need to change the URL to the NuGet package, and in that case to what? Or is there something wrong with the NuGet pre-release badge itself?
Many thanks in advance! Anders @ Cureos