Closed stevenaw closed 4 months ago
@stevenaw sorry about the build issues. I don't think it's you; I think it's a permissions issue with how it's being run. It seems to be inconsistent but realizing there might be an access token that I misunderstood. Will investigate but let me know when this is ready and I'll check it out and merge it.
Not a problem, thanks for the update @SeanKilleen ! A few of these linting and spelling issues were certainly me.
The Test Snippets
build failure also seems to be related to trying to add an example for a new TypeArgs
property on a very recently merged framework PR of mine.
@stevenaw I manually set the NUnit release version to pull into the docs. If it's in a later NUnit release, I may need to tweak that. I have a backlog item to make the build always pull the latest non-beta according to semver.
We now push all PRs to master as a package on myget. Is it possible to use that one?
Thanks @SeanKilleen I think I see your efforts here in the github action output 🙂
In this case these are changes not-yet-released in a stable version - or I think an alpha version from MyGet. If my math is right, I believe my changes merged in a few hours after the latest alpha publish time.
@OsirisTerje Are there any visibility toggles I'd need to adjust on my end to be able to locally pull the dev packages from myget? I'm having a hard time seeing it on https://www.myget.org/feed/nunit/package/nuget/Nunit or when I try and add https://www.myget.org/F/nunit/api/v2 as a local package source and targeting pre-release packages
Hmm, don't you see the package at all, or just in the feed ?
> dotnet add package NUnit --version 4.1.0-alpha.0.3 --source https://www.myget.org/F/nunit/api/v3/index.json
Noticed you referred to v2, whereas I had v3, could that be it ?
Oh! I think I see my source of confusion now.
@OsirisTerje The changes from your branch were published as 4.1.0-alpha.0.3
, but post-merge they published as 4.0.0-alpha.51
- causing it to appear much further down in the list. I simply hadn't scrolled down far enough.
We may need to change it to publish under 4.1.0-alpha instead of 4.0.0-alpha on master, but that's outside of what we need to worry about in this docs PR.
I've updated the snippets solution on my branch and repushed
Ok, snippets are now building! I think the remaining issue is related to having pushed to a branch on a fork
Fixes https://github.com/nunit/docs/issues/902
Build currently fails as it needs to update the version of NUnit to build the snippet