Fix publishing to nuget.org #10
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@sschuberth Could you review and approve my PR? |
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I repushed the 1.0.0 tag. Looks like we need to set API key for nuget: https://github.com/package-url/packageurl-dotnet/runs/5345819413. |
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Sorry, it's my fault and not an issue with the token 🤦♂️. I've been using the PowerShell syntax for accessing the environment variable which contains the token but actually it's running in Bash. I'll create a new PR. |
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Currently the CI build via GitHub Actions fails while trying to publish the created NuGet packages to nuget.org (see this build).
That's because the
dotnet nuget pushcommand does not include the subfolder in which the nuget packages are located.