Using Forked Libraries in .NET - Part 2 - Setting Up a Local NuGet Repository
In part 2 of his series on forked libraries, Andrew shows us how to build private versions of a forked library and then reference them using a local nuget repository.
In part 2 of his series on forked libraries, Andrew shows us how to build private versions of a forked library and then reference them using a local nuget repository.
In the open-source realm, developers often juggle multiple commitments, leading to delays in reviewing pull requests—a challenge when quick tweaks to supporting libraries are needed. And the Nuget package system with packages as binaries has its own challenge to managing your own forked library version. In Part 1 of this series, Andrew will start us down this path with forking the library and incorporating the projects as direct references.