NUKE SupportAdds several features related to the NUKE build automation system, including the ability to run/debug targets and snippets to create targets and parameters. Installation Launch VS Code Quick Open ( Ctrl+P), paste the following command, and press enter.Copied to clipboard |
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| Command | Description |
|---|---|
| Nuke: Run Target | Run a Nuke target |
| Nuke: Run Target - Skip Dependencies | Run a Nuke target and skip its dependencies |
| Nuke: Debug Target | Debug a Nuke target |
| Nuke: Debug Target - Skip Dependencies | Debug a Nuke target and skip its dependencies |
Simply debug and run Nuke targets from everywhere in your project.
Codelens
The extension uses codelens to allow running and debugging targets directly from any Nuke build class in the current workspace. Both the 'Run Target' and 'Debug Target' codelenses can be individually configured in the settings:
nuke.codeLens.runTargetnuke.codeLens.debugTarget
The configuration object accepts these properties:
| Name | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
| enabled | Defines if the codelens is enabled | true |
| skipDependencies | Defines if target should run without dependencies | false |
Task provider
General Configuration
| Name | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
| nuke.buildProjectPattern | Glob pattern to detect Nuke build project | *build/*build*.csproj |
| nuke.targetRegularExpression | Regular expression pattern to get targets from Nuke build classes | Target\\s+([\\w\\-_]+)\\s*=>\\s*_\\s*=>\\s*_ |
Snippets
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| ntarget | Creates an empty Nuke target |
Contributing
If you want to contribute, please first get personal with us about your intentions on Slack. This largely increases the chances for pull-requests getting accepted and helps us establishing a clean and meaningful design of new features. At the same time it reduces the chances of duplicated work.
License
Copyright © Sebastian Karasek, Matthias Koch.
This project is provided as-is under the MIT license. For more information see the LICENSE file.