We are NOT saying that ur melee dmg executor build is doing more damage than a revenant with a whole nukebuild

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And nukebuild

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Voild KnightのNukeBuild楽しかったな

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cakebuildはプロジェクトローカルなタスク実行するときに使うと便利な気がする。nukebuildだとどうしても一つのプロジェクトを作らないといけないので。 それだけに分散しやすいから整理するとき厄介という問題はあるけど。

nukebuildの場合はNuGetPackage属性でやると便利(あるいはdotnet tool install --tool-path でローカルパス) nuke.build/docs/common/cli-t…

We need to stop trying to shoehorn things in like this, thinking it's better than a makefile, or cake, or nukebuild, or (god forbid) msbuild. Just because you can, doesn't mean you should.

Maybe use interfaces with default implementations, nukebuild uses that for build components nuke.build/docs/sharing/buil…

nukebuildでBinaryFormatter使っている所があるのでエラーが出る。ぐぬぬ github.com/nuke-build/nuke/i…

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今のnukebuild、interfaceのデフォルト実装で別クラスにも実装作れるようになってるんだけど、この辺りも反映して記事更新しないといけないな。 nuke.build/docs/sharing/buil…

nukebuildはなんつっても普通のcsprojなので、小細工無しにIDEの恩恵を受けられるってのは強い。

Is there an easy built-in way of capturing #NukeBuild Tool output as a string? Of course, I could just iterate over the output and build the string, but I was hoping for something built-in, as I though that's a pretty common task.

nukebuildは Program Filesから検索してるから、標準以外の場所に入れたのは検知してくれないので、自分でmsbuild.exeの場所を探すしかないっぽい。 github.com/nuke-build/nuke/b…

C# can front end with blazor, mobile with xamarin, backend, infra with Pulumi and even build automation with nukebuild. And it’s cross plat. 😀