Verify.Nupkg 1.1.1

Verify.Nupkg

Extends Verify to allow verification of NuGet .nupkg files.

The plugin does not do a naive binary comparison, as that would cause a large amount of verification churn. Instead, the contents of the .nuspec file are verified, along with a tree view of the package files.

Here's an example of the diff that results from adding a README to the package:

--- a/manifest.verified.nuspec
+++ b/manifest.verified.nuspec
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<package xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/packaging/2012/06/nuspec.xsd">
  <metadata>
    <id>SamplePackage</id>
    <version>********</version>
    <authors>SamplePackage</authors>
+    <readme>README.md</readme>
    <description>Package Description</description>
    <repository type="git" commit="****************************************" />
    <dependencies>
      <group targetFramework="net8.0" />
    </dependencies>
  </metadata>
</package>

--- a/contents.verified.txt
+++ b/contents.verified.txt
/
+|-- README.md
|-- SamplePackage.nuspec
|-- lib
|   |-- net8.0
|   |   |-- SamplePackage.dll

Verifying package structure is part of an overall solution to prevent accidental package breaks. If you want to verify / avoid breaking API changes, check out Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.PublicApiAnalyzers. If you want to follow packing best practices (validating a README, reproducible builds, etc.) check out meziantou's blog post.

Usage

[ModuleInitializer]
public static void Initialize() =>
    VerifyNupkg.Initialize();

File path

[Fact]
public Task VerifyNupkgFile()
{
    string packagePath = "path/to/package.nupkg";

    VerifySettings settings = new();
    settings.UseUniqueDirectory(); // Optional; group files into a directory
    settings.ScrubNuspec(); // Scrub commit and other volatile information from nuspec

    return VerifyFile(packagePath, settings);
}

Excluding files

By default, the following files are excluded from the directory listing baseline:

• [Content_Types].xml
• .psmdcp
• _rels/.rels

If you'd to customize the file exclusion list, use VerifySettings.AddNupkgDiffSettings().

VerifySettings settings = new();
settings.AddNupkgDiffSettings(settings =>
{
    settings.ExcludedFiles = [new Regex(@"\.psmdcp$"), new Regex(@"^\[Content_Types\].xml$")];
});

Custom scrubbers

.nuspec files often contain sources of verification churn. Use VerifierSettings.ScrubNuspec() like this:

VerifySettings settings = new();
settings.ScrubNuspec();

which itself is a convenience method for ScrubNuspecVersion() and ScrubNuspecCommit(). Feel free to use them separately if you'd like to verify either of these values.

ASCII tree

The ASCII art tree is inspired by the tree command, but with a few modifications to reduce the amount of "noise" that occurs in diffs when files are added / removed.

Icon

Package designed by sandra from The Noun Project.