This affects what gets emitted in the .nuspec and what's shown in the UI, like on NuGet.org and in the Visual Studio package manager. It used to be there when we had the .nuspec and we just missed it when converting over to .csproj-based nuget packaging.
I updated the Title on NuGet.org for 0.4.0 so this can sit in master until the next time we want to push to NuGet without issue.
I also added a comment which may or may not still be applicable, but it was in my notes...if we find the "Summary" is officially dead at some point and the tools stop issuing that warning, we can remove that in the future.
Coverage remained the same at 75.802% when pulling b85161514fbabd468d603e389acbff67bf93b261 on jm_IncludeTitleInNupkg into d0b7b8d67ab214f0c0b4cb9654e4553dc2d88116 on master.
This affects what gets emitted in the .nuspec and what's shown in the UI, like on NuGet.org and in the Visual Studio package manager. It used to be there when we had the .nuspec and we just missed it when converting over to .csproj-based nuget packaging.
I updated the Title on NuGet.org for 0.4.0 so this can sit in
master
until the next time we want to push to NuGet without issue.I also added a comment which may or may not still be applicable, but it was in my notes...if we find the "Summary" is officially dead at some point and the tools stop issuing that warning, we can remove that in the future.