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uip api-workflow pack

uip api-workflow pack builds an API Workflow project and packages it into a .nupkg ready to publish. Code signing is optional — pass a .pfx certificate path, password, and timestamp server to produce a signed package.

Synopsis​

uip api-workflow pack <projectPath> <destinationPath> [options]
  • <projectPath> — path to the API Workflow project directory or .uip file.
  • <destinationPath> — directory where the .nupkg is written.

Options​

FlagDescription
--package-id <id>NuGet package ID (overrides the project default).
--package-version <version>NuGet package version.
--package-author <author>NuGet package author.
--package-description <desc>NuGet package description.
--signing-certificate-path <path>Path to a .pfx certificate for signing.
--signing-certificate-password <password>Certificate password.
--signing-timestamp-server <url>Timestamp server URL for signed packages.

Examples​

# Pack with the project's defaults
uip api-workflow pack ./my-workflow ./output

# Override package metadata
uip api-workflow pack ./my-workflow ./output \
    --package-id MyOrg.Workflows.Onboarding \
    --package-version 1.2.0 \
    --package-author "Contoso Ltd."

# Sign the package
uip api-workflow pack ./my-workflow ./output \
    --signing-certificate-path ./certs/codesign.pfx \
    --signing-certificate-password "$CERT_PASSWORD" \
    --signing-timestamp-server http://timestamp.digicert.com

Data shape (--output json)​

{
  "Code": "ApiWorkflowPack",
  "Data": {
    "Success": true,
    "Packages": ["./output/my-workflow.1.0.0.nupkg"]
  }
}

See also​