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Missing name spaces from self made Nuget packagesThe following files are missing from the .pdb download
C#DevExpress.ExpressApp.DC; DevExpress.ExpressApp.Updating; DevExpress.Persistent.BaseImpl.PermissionPolicy;
I think I need them so that I can set up Azure DevOps CI/CD nuget.
My troubleshooting question here explains how I came to this conclusion
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Andrey
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Hello Kirsten,
I do not quite understand which files you mean here, because there should not be such files by default.
What you listed are namespaces in existing DevExpress.ExpressApp and DevExpress.Persistent.BaseImpl assemblies. PDB for these assemblies are provided in the PDB archive downloaded from our Download Manager.
If you require additional assistance, please briefly describe your original problem and how you came to missing PDB files. For now, I do not understand the need for PDB for Nuget from your StackOverFlow question, sorry.
https://github.com/biohazard999/DXNugetPackageBuilder/issues/13
Thanks Dennis
I tidied the stack overflow question and added an issue at https://github.com/biohazard999/DXNugetPackageBuilder/issues/13
Hi Kirsten, I checked your GitHub issue, but it is still unclear. Have you included the DevExpress.ExpressApp and DevExpress.Persistent.BaseImpl assemblies into your packages (see also https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/csharp/language-reference/compiler-messages/cs0246 ),
Do you have a small sample with custom Nuget packages where these namespaces are not found? I also suggest you provide this information to the GitHub issue, because it is unlikely that the tool maintainer will be able to resolve it at this stage.
Hello Kirsten,
Please clarify how urgent it is for you to deploy your project on Azure DevOps? I am asking that since we hope to show a preview of XAF Nuget packages in v18.2, which should be out in the middle November. We have already finished the basic implementation and also made sure it works with Azure DevOps (former VSTS) and our private Nuget package source on MyGet.
If that is not urgent for you, it is possible that you can save your time by using our implementation. For us, we will be able to polish our implementation with your help.
I am looking forward to hearing from you. If you are in, we will share further instructions with you.
Hi Dennis
I would be very pleased to beta test.
At the moment deploying on Azure DevOps is important but not urgent.
Thank you for your interest, Kirsten. We will notify you once we publish a KB article with instructions.
I have also duplicated your thread to Missing name spaces from self made Nuget packages where our customer provided you with a solution.