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+ .DS_STORE
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bin /
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- obj /
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+ . /test /results /results.xml
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+ FROM microsoft/powershell
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+ # install test tooling (pester)
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+ RUN powershell -command Install-Module -Name Pester -Force -SkipPublisherCheck
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+ # place all files in the container and set it to the work dir
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+ # which will be mounted to extract test results
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+ ADD . /data
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+ WORKDIR /data
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+ # run tests when running the container
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+ CMD powershell -command Invoke-Pester ./NuGetMetadata.Tests.ps1 -OutputFile test/results/results.xml -OutputFormat NUnitXml
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- <h1 ><img src =" logo.png " align =" bottom " /> Powershell NuGet Metadata Cmdlet</h1 >
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+ <img src =" logo.png " align =" bottom " /> Powershell NuGet Metadata Cmdlet
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+ </h1 >
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[ ![ Build status] ( https://ci.appveyor.com/api/projects/status/o2t3tprh7avi8d0i?svg=true )] ( https://ci.appveyor.com/project/SpiderUnicorn/powershell-nuget-metadata )
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Ever wanted to get metadata from your NuGet packages, such as author or license information?
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Got lost looking for it in Visual Studio? Are you looking for a simple script that is able to
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output all metadata information from a single command?
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2 . [ Examples] ( #examples )
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* [ Simple usage] ( #simple-usage )
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* [ Exporting output] ( #exporting-output )
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- * [ Exluding packages] ( #excluding-packages )
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+ * [ Excluding packages] ( #excluding-packages )
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* [ Downloading license information] ( #downloading-license-information )
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3 . [ Release History] ( #release-history )
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4 . [ License] ( #license )
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+ version : ' 3'
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+ services :
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+ pester-test :
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+ build : .
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+ volumes :
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+ - .:/data
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