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Merge pull request #869 from gbirchmeier/new-ver-readme
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remove s3 tools section from readme
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gbirchmeier authored Jul 15, 2024
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Expand Up @@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ Builds zips for each project and puts them in `<reporoot>/tmp/zip`.

It will also leave unzipped archive dirs as artifacts.
You can delete those if you don't need to see them.
(This script deletes them when it starts each run.)
(This script deletes old artifacts when it starts each run.)

### `Build-NuGets.ps1`

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but that is painfully tedious.)


AWS S3 tools setup (for uploading zips)
---------------------------------------

These are Powershell modules.

You'll need to have an AWS S3 account, and get AWS Access and Secret keys.

```
pwsh
# `pwsh` puts you into powershell
Install-Module -Name AWS.Tools.S3
Update-Module -Name AWS.Tools.S3
```

The following command creates a local profile that stores your creds.
It will be written to `~/.aws/credentials`
Storing it as "default" makes powershell/AWS use it by default.

```
Set-AWSCredentials -AccessKey <youraccesskey> -SecretKey <yoursecretkey> -StoreAs default
```

Now you can use the `Write-S3Object` to upload the zip.


Release-Creation Procedure
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