How to Create and Publish a NuGet Package to an Internal Feed using Azure Devops Pipelines

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Today I am going to show you how to create a NuGet package library and automatically build, test, pack and publish it to an internal NuGet feed using Azure Devops build pipelines. I will take you through the steps from repo and feed creation, to library and test creation, all the way through to automating the packing and publishing of the NuGet package via an azure devops pipeline with automatic versioning.
I will then describe how to connect to the feed from visual studio or another project or solution.
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[@mrs999mrs999]

Great video. Your cadence and overall presentation was great.

[@jorgerodriguezdelavega6718]

Great video and explanations! It was my first time creating a nuget package and I got it working in 10 minutes. Thank you!

[@evertonmouraeverton6498]

thank you very much, it helped me

[@yeica]

excellent video, thank you

[@atharvagupta9355]

awesome video. Do you by any chance have this yaml code somewhere? I want to edit and use it for my project, but I don't see it in your GitHub repo. Any help would be much appreciated!

[@brunowillian362]

Hi there, thanks for the great tutorial. Quick question, since you've added .gitignore, bin and obj folders will not be commited, when the second job runs, the respository will be checked out again and you won't be able to find the project dll (that's what's happening to me right now), I wonder if your gitignore dindn't ignore those folder for your pipeline to run

[@raghur5678]

thanks for the video.. my question is i have two organisations , i want to push the Nuget packages to the Both organisation. how can i push it. is that possible? can yu plz help me in this

[@cornemouton2740]

If your 'pack' is failing, can't find the dll, ensure you have 'GeneratePackageOnBuild' turned off. (Project properties)

[@holm76]

How would I make Nuget Package Version follow Assembly Version?

[@bharathsimha2822]

Hi we are using now jfrog artifactory present we are moving jfrog artifactory to azure artifacts please guide how to use the azure artifacts and azure feed the project is total salesforce..

[@eduarfabricioanayaramirez9947]

Hello, I have a 401 error when adding the nuget source in visual studio, has this happened to anyone else?

[@fadge316]

Anyone else getting an failure when restoring? Any help? It seems to fail restoring the test project because it cannot access the actual package

[@alexei6557]

I have that error : Info: Azure Pipelines hosted agents have been updated and now contain .Net 5.x SDK/Runtime along with the older .Net Core version which are currently lts. Unless you have locked down a SDK version for your project(s), 5.x SDK might be picked up which might have breaking behavior as compared to previous versions.
Anyone has the same?

[@davidlopez5723]

I have the same error :C

[@eduarfabricioanayaramirez9947]

Hi,
I have had the same error and I solved it by adding the user as a contributor:
Build Service ()