From the course: Creating, Debugging, and Deploying NuGet Packages in ASP.NET
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Introduction to remote feeds
From the course: Creating, Debugging, and Deploying NuGet Packages in ASP.NET
Introduction to remote feeds
- [Instructor] Hi, and welcome to this chapter, the final chapter of this course where we are going to talk about deploying and maintaining NuGet packages. Throughout this course, you'll learn how to deploy a NuGet package to remote feed. Deploying your NuGet packages to remote feed is a best practice that can really improve the development workflow. But why is it so important? First, deploying to remote feed ensures that your packages are easily accessible to all developers on your team. This means that anyone working on a project can easily reference and use the package without having to worry about local dependencies. Secondly, remote feed offers centralized management of your packages. This makes it simple to manage all the versions of a package from a single location, ensuring that every one of the team is using the latest version. It also makes updates and maintenance much more straightforward. Next, deploying to remote feed supports continuous integration and continuous…
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Introduction to remote feeds5m 6s
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Publishing your package to nuget.org9m 19s
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Publishing your package to Azure Artifacts8m 4s
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Connecting to Azure Artifacts feed and installing a package2m 44s
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Automating NuGet package deployments with Azure Pipelines10m 24s
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Automatic versioning with Azure Pipelines5m
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