From the course: Creating, Debugging, and Deploying NuGet Packages in ASP.NET
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Publishing your package to Azure Artifacts
From the course: Creating, Debugging, and Deploying NuGet Packages in ASP.NET
Publishing your package to Azure Artifacts
- [Instructor] On this part, we're going to talk about how you can publish a NuGet package to Azure Artifacts, and per definition, the Azure Artifacts is a package management service in Azure DevOps for creating, hosting, and sharing packages. Now, let us go to the browser and see it in action. In the browser of your choice, you need to navigate to azure.microsoft.com, then in here, go to Products, and then search for Azure DevOps. Click in here, then in here, you need to log in. Now, in here, I already have an organization and, also, a project, but since I want to show how everything is set up from scratch, I'm going to start by creating a new organization. I'll just click in here, and then Continue. You'll need to define a name. Let us name this organization the NugetProjectOrg, then you need to define what you want to host the project, and just leave it as Europe or you can just choose United States, then you need to fill in the characters in here, just a security step, and then…
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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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