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dazinator / DnnPackager

Automate the packaging logic for your DotNetNuke projects, deploy to your IIS from within Visual Studio.
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Scrap Powershell Commands, get "play" button working #71

Closed dazinator closed 6 years ago

dazinator commented 6 years ago

NuGet dropped support for powershell scripts in nuget packages. Find a better away to provide Install / Debug capabilities that doesn't rely on powershell commands.

david-poindexter commented 6 years ago

Have you looked into going the route of NPM or Yarn instead?

dazinator commented 6 years ago

I'm trying to remove the need to run a script completely. Pressing the play button in VS is my goal. If I can't do that I will consider a script that you have to run and install with one of those tools.

dazinator commented 6 years ago

Approach I have used works by setting some startup arguments in project properties page.

mtrutledge commented 6 years ago

I know you want to go the route of press the play button and go, however a lot of developers are now moving away from a full fledged IDE like Visual Studio and are using code editors like VS Code and command line tools like NPM and yarn. It might be worth considering as a lower priority for the project.

Matt Rutledge

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david-poindexter commented 6 years ago

@mtrutledge while that is indeed true, many of us still have the need to compile our projects using the full IDE. Commercial modules, for instance, most of the time don't expose the source code in the shipped product. Therefore, this is still a top-priority need in our opinion.

dazinator commented 6 years ago

@mtrutledge the popularity of vscode and other lightweight editors is definately not lost on me - you are right of course. As a longer term goal I will definately consider integration with those tools. As it stands the primary focus though is VS for the present.