Let's try and make a gem to create .Net projects easily.

1. gem install logirel
2. Go to the project of your choice
3. logirel
4. You should now answer the questions that logirel poses.
5. after it's done, run rake.

Apache 2 Licensed

1. git clone https://haf@github.com/haf/logirel.git
2. bundle install
3. bundle exec rspec spec

Some problems I want to solve with this project;

• (bundler/semver/rake/gems) having foundations for semver, rake for builds and nuget for packaging.
• (logirel) easily adding structure to a solution folder created with Visual Studio logirel init
• (gitflow) using "a successful branching model"
• (logirel/teamcity) continuous integration friendly with 'environments' and transform files for e.g. config files
• (logirel) easily updating buildscripts from a git repository gem update ; logirel update
• ensuring correct versions of build script dependencies
• (nuget/owrap/symbolserver.org) ensuring correct versions of source code dependencies
• (gitflow) nicely tagging your source trees corresponding to semver
• nuget :nuget do |n|; 'git ls-files'.split("\n").each{ |f| n.file f }; end create a nuget item with just files

1. make the core functionality solid
2. sample configuration settings for team city to build from github
3. build rake tasks invoking semver with ruby that integrate with teamcity
4. try the gem out on the transactions, auto tx and nhibernate facility projects
5. create some guidance - links mostly on how to set up a gemserver locally

The aim is not to replace nuget nor owrap. This is will principally be a gem for setting up a great rakefile and versioning the package through rake and continuous integration and publishing the artifacts.

Nuget and OpenWrap don't integrate with continuous integration environments. They don't assist in creating a nice build environment. With them, it's up to yourself to implement a build script that follows semantic versioning.

Often I encounter .Net open source projects that I want to use. Because I'm increasingly writing SOA code where each service is on its own, communicating through events/EDA and commands, I need to quickly be able to set up a build environment for those projects and make sure I can version the dependencies properly. Right now, hacking build scripts, is taking too much time. For example, it should be very easy to create .Sample projects for nuget, so that people can learn about my frameworks, but the overhead of managing another build is too large.

• http://madduck.net/blog/2007.07.11:creating-a-git-branch-without-ancestry/
• http://rubydoc.info/github/wycats/thor/master/file/README.md
• https://github.com/radar/guides/blob/master/gem-development.md
• http://eggsonbread.com/2010/03/28/my-rspec-best-practices-and-tips/
• https://github.com/jondot/albathor (I actually started work on this one, before I saw this project; none the less I've integrated pieces of its functionality into logirel, mostly its actions module and vs proj parsing.)