Calling NuGet fails

[uwe....@gmail.com]

This is strange: I've just set up a new Windows 10 PC.

This one worked successfully in the past:

//css_nuget -ng:"-Source http://nuget.example.com:81/nuget" ZetaFileSync.MyPackage

Now, on the new PC it fails with:

NuGet> Processing NuGet packages...
Error: Specified file could not be compiled.
System.ApplicationException: Cannot process NuGet package 'ZetaFileSync.MyPackage'
   bei csscript.NuGet.Resolve(String[] packages, Boolean supressDownloading, String script)
   bei csscript.CSExecutor.AggregateReferencedAssemblies(ScriptParser parser)
   bei csscript.CSExecutor.Compile(String scriptFileName)
   bei csscript.CSExecutor.ExecuteImpl()

Trying the following from the Windows command line:

nuget.exe install -Source "http://nuget.example..com:81/nuget" ZetaFileSync.MyPackage

This one succeeds!

So I really do not understand why the above one fails.

Might it be possible that the Source parameter is not correctly passed to the NuGet call?

[uwe....@gmail.com]

After debugging the NuGet sources, I found out:

When calling my cs-script, I was missing the follwoing line:

SET CSSCRIPT_DIR=\\myserver\myshare\cs-script

Thus, the NuGetExe property of CS-Script returned NULL, which in turn let the NuGet.exe call fail.

After adding the line, everything works correctly.

[Oleg Shilo]

I am glad it's all sorted. :)

Sorry I couldn't investigate the issue yesterday.

After reviewing the code I decided to provide some extra feedback. Now (with the next release) the script engine prints a warning if nuget.exe was not found: 

Warning: Cannot find 'nuget.exe'. Ensure it is in the application directory or in the %CSSCRIPT_DIR%/lib

Cheers,

Oleg

Oleg Shilo
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E-Mail: csscript...@gmail.com

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[Uwe Keim]

Thank you very much, Oleg!

[Shawn Pierce]

This looks very interesting. Internally I would want to host my own server, I'm curious if you guys have any comments on how it would work if I wanted it to grab a new version automatically if the version of the DLL was updated at the source.

[Oleg Shilo]

It should work right away. You can modify your system wide %APPDATA%\NuGet\NuGet.Config and put your repository on top. This is arguably the simplest way. 

Alternatively you can create your own config and pass it to the nuget.exe as a nuget specific parameter. Something like this:

//css_nuget -ng:"-configfile c:\my.config" <package name>