Scaffolding in 2013 is changing (and has changed) and won't be
supported. However, there is a vs2013 version of the T4Scaffolder and
this package depends on it.
Good news - This seems to work fine under VS3013 when the IDE is run as
Admin.
Bad news - Because this NuGet will have a dependency on a -pre
(prelease) package, then it becomes prerelease. That means there are TWO
packages. MvcMailer and MvcMailer-vs2013.
NOTE: I didn't mess with the rake file OR the publish. A NuPkg will get
make when you run rake as the work happens in CSProj (looks like the
rakefile was never completed to support NuGet?)
NOTE 2: I had to update NuGet.exe to latest.
TODO: You'll want to publish the new package as it's down thing (and
perhaps advertise that it exists by mentioning it in the EXISTING
version's NuGet package as well as in the Readme.md? I added that also,
if that's OK.
Closes #116
Scaffolding in 2013 is changing (and has changed) and won't be supported. However, there is a vs2013 version of the T4Scaffolder and this package depends on it.
Good news - This seems to work fine under VS3013 when the IDE is run as Admin. Bad news - Because this NuGet will have a dependency on a -pre (prelease) package, then it becomes prerelease. That means there are TWO packages. MvcMailer and MvcMailer-vs2013.
http://docs.nuget.org/docs/reference/versioning#Prerelease_Versions
That means, you would install it like this:
install-package MvcMailer-vs2013 -pre
Which in turn brings in the T4 pre dependency.
NOTE: I didn't mess with the rake file OR the publish. A NuPkg will get make when you run rake as the work happens in CSProj (looks like the rakefile was never completed to support NuGet?)
NOTE 2: I had to update NuGet.exe to latest.
TODO: You'll want to publish the new package as it's down thing (and perhaps advertise that it exists by mentioning it in the EXISTING version's NuGet package as well as in the Readme.md? I added that also, if that's OK.