I'm a nuget newbie, so my first package published to the nuget gallery was a bit of a mess. Took several versions to get it right. At least I hope it is now. Future packages will probably be good at the first try.
Would be nice if newbies could enable a newbie mode once in the beginning where you were allowed to remove messed up packages and stuff like that, and maybe prevent others from using the library as well.
Not sure if this is possible, or how it would look, but just an idea that I thought could be nice right now :p
Comments: One thing you can do with trial packages before uploading them for anyone else to use is install them from a local package source using the commandlet Install-Package -Id {packageid} -Version {version} -Source {pathofthefoldercontainingthenupkgfile} Aside from that we will soon be working to ease some of the current pain with package metadata (description, summary) not being editable after upload.
Would be nice if newbies could enable a newbie mode once in the beginning where you were allowed to remove messed up packages and stuff like that, and maybe prevent others from using the library as well.
Not sure if this is possible, or how it would look, but just an idea that I thought could be nice right now :p
Comments: One thing you can do with trial packages before uploading them for anyone else to use is install them from a local package source using the commandlet Install-Package -Id {packageid} -Version {version} -Source {pathofthefoldercontainingthenupkgfile} Aside from that we will soon be working to ease some of the current pain with package metadata (description, summary) not being editable after upload.
