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I build things in c# and javascript/typescript

New Jersey
Joined August 2016
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Not sure what exactly qualified me, but thanks @github for the free copilot!
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Turns out a preview version of the SDK was left hanging around. Uninstalled that and things work now 🥳
v0.4.0 of #dotnet run-script is out now. This adds the ability to run multiple scripts in the same call and wildcard support. github.com/xt0rted/dotnet-ru…
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😍 OK. I officially love @xt0rted #dotnet tool run-script. This should come packaged with the #dotnet SDK. The fact that you add scripts to global.json is a genius idea. 👨🏻‍🍳😘 github.com/xt0rted/dotnet-ru…
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Thank you @github for sponsoring me as part of #MaintainerMonth 🥰
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Here's a new build tool for @dotnet. It's a local tool that brings an "npm run" experience to your #dotnet projects. Scripts go in the global.json and are ran via "dotnet r <name>". Check the global.json & GitHub Action workflows to see it in action. github.com/xt0rted/dotnet-ru…
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It also pairs nicely with this teapawt.net/xt0rted/status/1507431…
Just published a #dotnet version of the node rimraf tool. It's cross platform, has globbing, can be installed globally or locally, and should have the same behavior & options as the node version you may already be familiar with. github.com/xt0rted/dotnet-ri…
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Just published a #dotnet version of the node rimraf tool. It's cross platform, has globbing, can be installed globally or locally, and should have the same behavior & options as the node version you may already be familiar with. github.com/xt0rted/dotnet-ri…
Here's an example workflow using the fantastic create-pull-request action from @peterevans0 that creates a pull request almost identical to how dependabot would. github.com/xt0rted/heroicons…
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If you're using @OctoLinker with @dotnet projects where would you prefer PackageReference links go to? #dotnet
0%The listing on nuget.org
0%The project's repo
0%Somewhere else
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Finally got around to adding theme support to my github actions annotation previewer. Really loving how the @githubprimer team implemented themes. They're so easy to work with and only required adding a couple data attributes to enable them. xt0rted.github.io/annotation…