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sample config
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solution: | |
name 'ripple' | |
nuspecs 'packaging/nuget' | |
srcFolder 'src' | |
buildCmd 'rake' | |
fastBuildCommand 'rake compile' | |
constraints: | |
float 'current' | |
fixed 'current,nextMajor' | |
feed 'http://build.fubu-project.org/guestAuth/app/nuget/v1/FeedService.svc', mode: 'float', stability: 'released' | |
feed 'http://nuget.org/api/v2', mode: 'fixed', stability: 'released' | |
nuget 'FubuCore', version: '~>1.1.0' | |
nuget 'NuGet.Core', version: '2.5.0', mode: 'fixed' | |
nuget 'NUnit', version: '2.5.10.11092', mode: 'fixed' | |
nuget 'RhinoMocks', version: '3.6.1', mode: 'fixed' | |
nuget 'structuremap', version: '2.6.3', mode: 'fixed' | |
nuget 'structuremap.automocking', version: '~>1.1.0', mode: 'fixed' |
I believe that is Ruby/Gem version syntax for greater than or equal to the release (or last digit in the version).
You're right, Matt. It's going to give you tighter control over both floats and fixed dependencies
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What is the ~> syntax? A min version? Or is version with float a min version?