- 1 year ago
How to call "NuGet.exe restore" from Jenkins Pipeline on Wndows?
In a Jenkins Pipeline, you can call the NuGet.exe restore
command to restore NuGet packages for your project. To do this on Windows, you'll need to use the Windows batch scripting syntax. Here's how you can achieve it:
Create a Jenkins Pipeline:
First, ensure you have a Jenkins Pipeline set up for your project. You can either create a new Pipeline or modify an existing one.Add a
bat
Step:
Inside your Jenkins Pipeline script, add abat
step to execute theNuGet.exe restore
command. Here's an example:groovypipeline {
agent any
stages {
stage('Restore NuGet Packages') {
steps {
// Replace with the actual path to NuGet.exe and your solution/project file
bat 'C:\\path\\to\\NuGet.exe restore C:\\path\\to\\your\\solution.sln'
}
}
// Add more stages as needed
}
}
Replace
C:\\path\\to\\NuGet.exe
with the actual path toNuGet.exe
andC:\\path\\to\\your\\solution.sln
with the path to your solution or project file.Save and Run:
Save the Jenkins Pipeline script and run the pipeline. Jenkins will execute theNuGet.exe restore
command as part of the specified stage.
Make sure that the NuGet.exe
executable is available on the machine where Jenkins is running. You might need to install NuGet or ensure that the NuGet.exe
is in a directory that is included in the system's PATH environment variable.
Additionally, you can customize the Pipeline script to include additional stages, such as building, testing, and deployment, based on your project's requirements.