Deprecate WithNuget
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Deprecate WithNuget
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Added .WithMsBuildArguments. Updated IntroNuGet.
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The feature cannot be supported for
dotnet run app.cs(#2754)
I am fine with that. The fact that some of our users want to do something fancy does not mean that features used by other users should stop working.
complicates things like #2508
I agree. Since what you have provided in the docs is simpler to use and reliable I am fine with that direction. Thank you @timcassell !
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The feature cannot be supported for
dotnet run app.cs(#2754), and complicates things like #2508.Better to deprecate it for the next patch version, then remove it later in the next minor version.
The feature has been fully subsumed by the much more powerful MsBuildArguments (the only downside is user's csproj will have more lines).
Added
Job.WithMsBuildArgumentsextension to simplify usage.