Build Automation Revolution
summary
NUKE brings build logic into a C# console app, using IDE refactorings, debugging, source generators for solution/project models, and fluent dotnet task wrappers; it generates CI configs (including generates GitHub Actions YAML), bootstraps SDKs, caches packages, and adds Slack notifications via Azure Functions. Adding a single partitioning line parallelizes tests and cuts a 30‑minute suite down to 30→3 minutes in the demo — essentially a one line change that works and publishes NuGet packages automatically.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:45Who has heard about Nuke
- 3:02What is Build Automation
- 4:00What about YAML
- 6:22Why Build Systems
- 8:20Build in Nuke
- 13:34Bootstrapping
- 15:14GitHub Actions
- 22:04Parameters
- 23:19Restore
- 30:24Publish
- 30:54Absolute paths
- 32:54Pack target
- 35:07Build time
- 37:34Test target
- 39:11Build sharing
- 46:51Notifications
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