Publishing with OctoPack

Paul Stovell discusses updates to OctoPack, a tool for creating and publishing NuGet packages, highlighting new MSBuild properties that allow users to publish packages to either a file share or a NuGet server using specified API keys. These features are particularly useful for build servers that cannot natively host NuGet packages, such as TFS, enhancing the utility of OctoPack in certain environments. Stovell notes that with the release of OctoPack 2.0, the property prefixes have changed from "Octopus" to "OctoPack," reflecting a shift in branding. He also mentions plans for a future blog post that will demonstrate how to utilize this feature with Microsoft's TFS Preview service.

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