NuGet 如何将属性应用于文件

Question

我正在创建 NuGet 包。我在 content 文件夹中放了两个文件，exe 和 config 文件，用户安装这个包时会添加这两个文件。

此外，我想更改这两个文件的 VS 项目属性。

构建包时我需要为此做什么？

Answer 1

当您说“应用属性更改”时，您指的是文件系统属性，例如上次修改时间、隐藏标志等吗？

如果有一组运行的 PowerShell 脚本(如果它们存在于您的包中)，您可以使用它来执行此操作。它不会在您构建包时发生，但它会在有人安装包时运行——从用户的角度来看，这应该具有相同的效果。您可能需要 Init.ps1 或 Install.ps1。

来自 Automatically Running PowerShell Scripts During Package Installation and Removal在 NuGet 文档中:

A package can include PowerShell scripts that automatically run when the package is installed or removed. NuGet automatically runs scripts based on their file names using the following conventions:

• Init.ps1 runs the first time a package is installed in a solution.
  • If the same package is installed into additional projects in the solution, the script is not run during those installations.
  • The script also runs every time the solution is opened. For example, if you install a package, close Visual Studio, and then start Visual Studio and open the solution, the Init.ps1 script runs again.
• Install.ps1 runs when a package is installed in a project.
  • If the same package is installed in multiple projects in a solution, the script runs each time the package is installed.
  • The package must have files in the content or lib folder for Install.ps1 to run. Just having something in the tools folder will not kick this off.
  • If your package also has an init.ps1, install.ps1 runs after init.ps1.
• Uninstall.ps1 runs every time a package is uninstalled.
• These files should be located in the tools directory of your package.
• At the top of your file, add this line: param($installPath, $toolsPath, $package, $project)
  • $installPath is the path to the folder where the package is installed
  • $toolsPath is the path to the tools directory in the folder where the package is installed
  • $package is a reference to the package object.
  • $project is a reference to the EnvDTE project object and represents the project the package is installed into. Note: This will be null in Init.ps1. In that case doesn't have a reference to a particular project because it runs at the solution level. The properties of this object are defined in the MSDN documentation.
• When you are testing $project in the console while creating your scripts, you can set it to $project = Get-Project