Update CI & build.fsx script for more functionality OOTB - #36
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Thanks for putting this together — Partas.Build is a genuinely creative idea and it was interesting to see the script expressed with it. After sitting with it, though, I'm going to leave it: I want to keep the build script small enough that I can read it at a glance, keep publishing on the deliberate manual trigger, and avoid adding a second build-tooling dependency in the path that holds the NuGet publish key. Appreciate you offering it as take-it-or-leave-it. Closing, but thanks again! |
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Am rewriting build scripts on repos with my tools as an exercise.
Feel free to take it or leave it - it lets you bump, test, build, pack, publish from the script
--helpfor each to see what they do.