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Building .NET Framework ASP.NET Core apps on Linux using Mono and the .NET CLI
In this post I describe the steps to get an ASP.NET Core library that targets both .NET Framework and .NET Standard, building, and running tests on Linux.…
Building ASP.NET Core apps on both Windows and Linux using AppVeyor
In this post I show how to take an existing appveyor.yml file and update it to allow building of .NET Core apps cross-platform using Windows and Linux…
Exploring the .NET Core 2.1 Docker files (updated): dotnet:runtime vs aspnetcore-runtime vs sdk
In this post, I look at the various Docker base images available for .NET Core 2.1 development, how they differ, and when you should use each of them.…
Setting ASP.NET Core version numbers for a Docker ONBUILD builder image
In this post I show how you can pass arguments (such as a build/version number) to a base Dockerfile when using generalized builder images that use ONBUILD.…
Creating NuGet packages in Docker using the .NET Core CLI
In this post, I discuss how you can create NuGet packages when you build your app in Docker using the .NET Core CLI and pass a version using --build-args.…
Version vs VersionSuffix vs PackageVersion: What do they all mean?
In this post I look at the various version numbers you can set when building a .NET Core project, such as Version, VersionSuffix, and PackageVersion.…
