Automagically update nuget packages in .NET projects.

Because .Net devs are bad at applying nuget package updates.

NuKeeper will compare the nuget packages used in your solution to the latest versions available on Nuget.org, and make PRs containg updates.

Written in .Net core.

You will need command line versions of git and dotnet.

You will need a github api token with access to public repositories.

Will PR a single repository. Point it at the https url of a github repo, like this:

syntax:

C:\Code\NuKeeper\NuKeeper>dotnet run mode=repository github_token=<GitToken> github_repository_uri=<RepoUrl>

Will discover repositories in that organisation and update them.

C:\Code\NuKeeper\NuKeeper>dotnet run mode=organisation github_token=<GitToken> github_api_endpoint=https://api.github.com/ github_organisation_name=<OrgName>

For projects using packages.config, NuGet.exe no longer runs install.ps1 and uninstall.ps1 scripts from command line. Those are still executed from Visual Studio, resulting in different behaviour for packages relying on this functionality. An example of this is StyleCop.Analyzers which will not update the <Analyzers> node in the project file.

Inspired by Greenkeeper.