API versioning from NuGet Packages
I'm trying to sort out version documentation for a library similar to what .NET does regarding its API availability in docs. The particular project is large and not the easiest to build from source, so I'm looking for advice (available packages/tools) to:
1. download a NuGet package for a version.
2. fetch public APIs.
3. store them in a DB or other persistence under the version.
4. repeat for several versions.
I'd rather not reinvent the wheel if not necessary.
Eventually this is intended to be used in doc generation, but I'm not sure which. .NET previously used docfx (which worked ok for single version for me, besides needing to build), but they moved to something else, IIRC.
1. download a NuGet package for a version.
2. fetch public APIs.
3. store them in a DB or other persistence under the version.
4. repeat for several versions.
I'd rather not reinvent the wheel if not necessary.
Eventually this is intended to be used in doc generation, but I'm not sure which. .NET previously used docfx (which worked ok for single version for me, besides needing to build), but they moved to something else, IIRC.
