ooh i haven’t heard of sleet that looks so neat.
10 publishes a day? Is that slow? I’m at a 20 man team and we run up to about 10 a month. is your final product a suite of packages or are you like only using package references in your projects?
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ooh i haven’t heard of sleet that looks so neat.
10 publishes a day? Is that slow? I’m at a 20 man team and we run up to about 10 a month. is your final product a suite of packages or are you like only using package references in your projects?
Azure Artifacts has been great for private stuff. Have you tried Github packages yet? Works well enough for public packages. I don’t know what your use case is, but what prevents you from using nuget.org?
Aah yes, naming collisions. I hadn’t considered that. I’m curious what kind packages you want to make available to the public are also prone to naming collisions that can be solved by a namespace convention. Are you publishing libraries, applications, VS extensions or templates?