Is it possible to output a cs client file to another project?
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I am trying to use NSwag to generate a client during the build of the project. It does so, but it puts the cs file in a folder directly in the webapi project I am getting the spec file out of.
I want to output it out to another project. Won't making a nuget package during this step be possible if the file is in it's own assembly? Not trying to share the webapi source code.
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I am trying to use NSwag to generate a client during the build of the project. It does so, but it puts the cs file in a folder directly in the webapi project I am getting the spec file out of.
I want to output it out to another project. Won't making a nuget package during this step be possible if the file is in it's own assembly? Not trying to share the webapi source code.
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Lloyd Rodriguez
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Just change the output path to write to another project dir?
– Rico Suter
Nov 15 at 7:29
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I am trying to use NSwag to generate a client during the build of the project. It does so, but it puts the cs file in a folder directly in the webapi project I am getting the spec file out of.
I want to output it out to another project. Won't making a nuget package during this step be possible if the file is in it's own assembly? Not trying to share the webapi source code.
nswag
asked Nov 13 at 1:02
Lloyd Rodriguez
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I am trying to use NSwag to generate a client during the build of the project. It does so, but it puts the cs file in a folder directly in the webapi project I am getting the spec file out of.
I want to output it out to another project. Won't making a nuget package during this step be possible if the file is in it's own assembly? Not trying to share the webapi source code.
nswag
nswag
asked Nov 13 at 1:02
Lloyd Rodriguez
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asked Nov 13 at 1:02
Lloyd Rodriguez
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asked Nov 13 at 1:02
Lloyd Rodriguez
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asked Nov 13 at 1:02
Lloyd Rodriguez
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asked Nov 13 at 1:02
Lloyd Rodriguez
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Just change the output path to write to another project dir?
– Rico Suter
Nov 15 at 7:29
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Just change the output path to write to another project dir?
– Rico Suter
Nov 15 at 7:29
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Just change the output path to write to another project dir?
– Rico Suter
Nov 15 at 7:29
Just change the output path to write to another project dir?
– Rico Suter
Nov 15 at 7:29
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Just change the output path to write to another project dir?
– Rico Suter
Nov 15 at 7:29