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Configuring MSBuild projects to use NuGet
Note: The install script will remove the default import to the
Microsoft.TypeScript.targets
file; if you have manually edited the import before, you will need to remove it yourself before proceeding. See Removing default imports for more details.
Note: The Nuget package depends on the x86 version of [Visual C++ Redistributable for Visual Studio 2015] (https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=48145). This is generally already installed on your computer, but you can verify that within Programs and Features.
For major releases (https://www.nuget.org)
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Right-Click -> Manage NuGet Packages
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Search for
Microsoft.TypeScript.MSBuild
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Hit
Install
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When install is complete, rebuild!
For Nightly drops (https://www.myget.org)
- Add a new Package Source
- Go to
Tools
->Options
->NuGet Package Manager
->Package Sources
- Create a new Source:
- Name:
TypeScript Nightly
- Source:
https://www.myget.org/F/typescript-preview/
- Use the new Package Source
- On Project node Right-Click ->
Manage NuGet Packages
- Search for
Microsoft.TypeScript.MSBuild
- Hit
Install
- When install is complete, rebuild!
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Right-Click ->
Unload Project
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Right-Click ->
Edit <project file name>
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Remove references to
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Microsoft.TypeScript.Default.props
The import should look something like:
```
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Microsoft.TypeScript.targets
The import should look something like:
```
TypeScript Language Basics
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- Declaration Merging
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- JSX
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- Typings for NPM packages
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- TypeScript Design Goals
- Coding Guidelines
- Spec conformance testing
- Useful Links for TypeScript Issue Management
- Writing Good Design Proposals
- Compiler Internals
Building Tools for TypeScript
- Architectural Overview
- Using the Compiler API
- Using the Language Service API
- Dev Mode in Visual Studio
- Debugging Language Service in VS Code
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