c# - NuGet lib folder content not included in package -

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situation:

  • class library called ims.general.labelwriter.csproj
  • project labelwriter references third party assemblies (*.dll)
  • third party assemblies inside lib folder in project root:
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  • the .dlls have build action set none in properties panel
  • nuspec file looks this: 
<?xml version="1.0"?> <package >   <metadata>     <id>$id$</id>     <version>$version$</version>     <title>$title$</title>     <authors>$author$</authors>     <owners>$author$</owners>     <requirelicenseacceptance>false</requirelicenseacceptance>     <description>$description$</description>     <copyright>copyright 2015</copyright>   </metadata> </package>
  • we execute command:
    nuget pack ims.general.labelwriter.csproj -build -symbols -includereferencedprojects -prop configuration=release
  • nuget docs specifies references tag in nuspec file:

v1.5 names of assemblies under lib added project references. if unspecified, references in lib added project references. when specifying reference, specify name , not path inside package.

problem:

the third party assemblies not included in nuget package!

question:

is nuget bug? or doing wrong? because nuget describes convention: put dlls inside lib folder.
note: providing answer have include <files> tag inside nuspec file not answer question.


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