Fix missing package path in dotnet nuget push#9
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[WIP] Fix missing argument for nuget push command
Fix missing package path in dotnet nuget push
Mar 7, 2026
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dotnet nuget pushwas invoked without a package path, causing the publish workflow to fail with "Required argument missing for command: 'push'". The package filename includes a dynamic version, so it can't be hardcoded.Changes
build-and-publish.ymldotnet pack: added--configuration Release --output ./artifactsto emit the.nupkgto a known directorydotnet nuget push: added./artifacts/*.nupkgas the package argument (handles dynamic version in filename) and explicit--source https://api.nuget.org/v3/index.jsonOriginal prompt
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