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Adjust nuget build file to allow you to specify Dynamo directory. - #7590
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This PR adjusts the build script for the Dynamo NuGet packages to allow the creation of the packages without having to build
Install.sln. It adds an additional command line argument to specify a build directory from which to get the Dynamo dlls. If this command line argument is not used, it falls back to the previous behavior of requiring that you first runInstall.sln.Example:
BuildPackages.bat "template-nuget" ..\..\bin\AnyCPU\DebugPTAL @sharadkjaiswal @ellensi