How to Build, Sign, and Deploy NuGet Packages Using Azure Pipelines
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Joseph Guadagno
23d ago· 15 min readen
Summary
This article explains how to use Azure Pipelines to build, test, sign, and deploy NuGet packages for .NET Core projects. It covers YAML basics, pipeline configuration, and the workflow for automating package creation and deployment to Azure Artifacts. The content is a technical tutorial aimed at developers working with .NET and Azure DevOps.
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· 3 pulledIn this post we'll cover how you can use Azure Pipelines to build, test, sign, and deploy a NuGet package written with .NET Core.
If you do not know what YAML is, it is a human-friendly data serialization standard for all programming languages.
You don't need to read/write YAML in order to use Azure Pipelines. Azure provides a UI to build out your pipeline.
Let’s take a look how you can build an Azure pipeline that will build your NuGet package, sign it, then deploy it to Azure Artifacts
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