Bake NuGet Package

# Bake

Bake is a convention based build tool that focuses on minimal to none effort
to configure and setup.

Ideally you should be able to run `bake` in any
repository with minimal arguments and get the "expected" output or better. This
however comes at the cost of conventions and how well Bake works on a project
all depends on how many of the conventions that project follows.

Bake is the right tool for you if you

- ..don't want to have a complicated build setup and configuration
- ..just want to focus on the development part of your project
- ..

want to have the "basics" covered during build and release
- ..just want a build, test and release process that works

Bake is **NOT** the right tool for you if you

- ..like having control of every part of the build and release process
- ..have a project with a lot of custom build and/or release steps

## Features

- **Artifacts** are automatically created for relevant projects.

Examples
are NuGet packages, Windows/Linux single binaries for tools, containers
for `Dockerfile`
- **Release notes** are parsed and added to all applicable artifacts
- **Tests** are automatically located and executed

## Installing Bake

There is a few different ways to install Bake, choose one that best suites your
needs.

* **Download binary** - Simply download a binary from the
[releases](https://github.com/rasmus/Bake/releases)
page that suites your platform and architecture
* **Install .NET tool** - If have the .NET SDK installed, you can install
Bake as a .NET tool.
```
dotnet tool install --global Bake --version [VERSION]
```
**NOTE:** Be sure to always install a specific version to ensure that your
builds does not suddenly change behavior when new features are introduced
in new versions of Bake.


## Usage

Here are some examples of typical arguments passed to Bake.

### Basic test build

Here is the simple use case for using Bake on e.g. pull requests

```
bake run
```

### Basic release build

Here is the simple example of running a release build that sends NuGet packages
created during the release to the GitHub package store for the owner of the
current repository.

```
bake run --convention=Release --destination="nuget>github,container>rasmus"
```.