Writing this in the command line will search the working directory [working directory] for the [project name].csproj replace the version number using [version]
You can use %cd% for the working directory if the project you mean to change is in the same folder you are running the command from
toolset -p [project name] [version] -d [working directory]
This will search for any .nuget file in the [working directory] and upload it to the location specified in the [NuGet server] location
toolset -n [NuGet server] -d [working directory]
- The NuGet server location can either be a local path or an FTP path
- To upload using FTP you can write the location using like this
ftp:[ftp user]/[ftp password]@[server name]:[ftp port]::[A:active,P:passive]::[target folder in ftp server]
- You can use %cd% for the working directory if the project you mean to change is in the same folder you are running the command from
toolset -z “[folder to be compressed]” “[target zip file path]”
toolset –c "[file path]" “[folder path]”
- Copies files from path1 to path2
- Path1 and path2 can be file system locations or ftp locations
- To use ftp path write
- To upload using FTP you can write the location using like this
ftp:[ftp user]/[ftp password]@[server name]:[ftp port]::[A:active,P:passive]::[target folder in ftp server]
toolset -r [connection string] [database name] "[backup file]"