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I created a NuGet package without a separate redist package. I tried to publish the main and corresponding symbol package to my local NuGet and Symbol server (Klondike).
I created a NuGet package without a separate redist package. I tried to publish the main and corresponding symbol package to my local NuGet and Symbol server (Klondike).
I used the following command line for this:
PM> Publish-NuGetPackage -Packages C:\example\foobar.1.0.0.nupkg -ApiKey xxxxxxxxx -Repository http://nuget.example.local/api -SymbolRepository http://nuget.example.local/api/symbol -IgnoreRedist
I got the following error:
PublishNuGetPackage:No symbols package found for ('C:\example\foobar.1.0.0.nupkg').
But a symbol package named "C:\example\foobar.symbols.1.0.0.nupkg" is in place.
The version of the installed CoApp Tools is: 1.23.521.0
I'm not sure if this is the corresponding source code:
https://github.com/virmitio/coapp.powershell/blob/master/CoApp.Powershell/Commands/PublishNuGetPackage.cs
Line 95 looks to me like a typical copy and paste error.
It should be
if (!IgnoreSymbols)
instead ofif (!IgnoreRedist)
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