NuGet supports API key option
You can now use the –api-key command line option for publishing NuGet packages. This change allows you to pass your authentication token directly instead of storing it in the nuget.config…
You can now use the –api-key command line option for publishing NuGet packages. This change allows you to pass your authentication token directly instead of storing it in the nuget.config…
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GitHub code scanning is a developer-first, GitHub-native approach to easily find security vulnerabilities before they reach production. Today we’re excited to announce that code scanning is generally available on GitHub.com.…
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Dependabot can now update repositories that use RubyGems, use bundler, and vendor their gems by committing the vendor/cache folder to the repo. In your Dependabot configuration file, add a vendor:…
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