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Using NuGet Pre-release versions for local development

Does your company maintain separate source code repositories for shared libraries? For instance, do you have a models library on github that builds and publishes to nuget.org? When you need to make a change to your main project, that uses these nuget packages, which in turn also requires changes to be made to the library, how can you test it …

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Visual Studio Code and Azure DevOps Artifacts

Are you using or wanting to use Visual Studio Code for work? Is your company using Azure DevOps and making use of private Artifact Feeds? If yes, you’ll need some setup in order to be able to authenticate successfully. Visual Studio 2019 has a convenient built in way of doing this, VS Code does not. If you’ve already been using …

Visual Studio Code

Where I work, we’re pretty much a Microsoft shop. Meaning, most of our code is .NET Core, we use Visual Studio Enterprise, MS SQL Server, and Azure. More recently we’ve transitioned from TFS source control to all git repositories. That brings with it the use of pull requests as opposed to the traditional code reviews from within Visual Studio. Coding …