Install as .NET Console App
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This install method is available for Windows machines with .NET Framework v4.6.2 or higher. Other available.
SpecSync can be used as a .NET Framework Windows Console App (SpecSync4AzureDevOps.exe
). The tool can be downloaded from NuGet.org (for .NET projects) or as a downloadable zip package for other development platforms.
The SpecSync .NET Console App is wrapped as a NuGet package, . The Console App is located in the tools
folder of the package.
Installing it to a .NET project is similar to other NuGet packages. You can use the NuGet package manager in Visual Studio or the package management console.
Since the NuGet package does not contain any library that would be referenced from the project, the package does not have a dependency on the .NET Framework used by the project.
Depending on your project setup, the package has been downloaded and extracted to
into the packages
folder of your solution: <SOLUTION‑FOLDER>\packages\SpecSync.AzureDevOps.Console.<SPECSYNC‑VERSION>
into the global packages folder: C:\Users\<USER>\.nuget\packages\SpecSync.AzureDevOps.Console\<SPECSYNC‑VERSION>
into an other folder configured in the NuGet.config
file
As the package installation folder is pretty complicated to type-in frequently, it is recommended to add a simple command line shell script (SpecSync4AzureDevOps.cmd
) that executes the tool from the right folder.
A SpecSync4AzureDevOps.cmd
script that executes the SpecSync .NET Console App from the global packages folder might look similar to this (the version number has to be set according to the SpecSync version you use):
In case you use NuGet packages from the packages
folder of your solution the path in the script has to be changed accordingly.
SpecSync is ready to run using the SpecSync4AzureDevOps.cmd
script. You can test the installation by checking the installed SpecSync version.
After extracting the package, the SpecSync4AzureDevOps.exe
executable can be found in the tools
folder.
You can test the installation by checking the installed SpecSync version. Open a command prompt from your project folder and invoke the following command.
If the correct version number is displayed, you are ready to move on to setup and configure SpecSync for the first synchronization. Check the page for the details.
For a special automated Test Case scenario you might need to install an additional NuGet package to your project. This is usually not necessary even for .NET projects. For details please check the .
The SpecSync .NET Console App can be downloaded directly as a zip file from our website. The download URLs can be found on the page.
If the correct version number is displayed, you are ready to move on to setup and configure SpecSync for the first synchronization. Check the page for the details.