gtodua/Nuget Auto Upgrader

Auto upgrade nuget packages for your .NET Framework projects

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uses: gtodua/nugetautoupdater@cbc34da9046c16e1c1cb201a076589eb36d1099d # no releases — HEAD as of 2026-07-11

tags can be moved; commit SHAs can't. why a SHA?

name	description	required	default
github-token	A GitHub token that has access to this repository to push and create a PR. Typically just pass in secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN	yes	—
project-file	The relative path of your project file to upgrade (i.e. src/Shazwazza.Web/Shazwazza.Web.csproj)	yes	—
package-file	The relative path of your packages.config file for your project (i.e. src/Shazwazza.Web/packages.config)	yes	—
package-name	The Nuget package name you want upgraded	yes	—
git-bot-user	The bot user name who will author the commit and PR (i.e. Friendly Upgrade Bot)	yes	—
git-bot-email	The bot email will author the commit and PR (i.e. upgrader@example.com)	yes	—
disable-upgrade-step	Can be used for testing to do a dry run and will not actually perform the upgrade. Set to "true" or "false".	no	false
disable-commit	Can be used for testing. If "true" will run the upgrade but not commit or continue further. Set to "true" or "false".	no	false
disable-push	Can be used for testing. If "true" will run the upgrade and commit but not push changes or continue further. Set to "true" or "false".	no	false
disable-pull-request	Can be used for testing. If "true" will run the upgrade, commit and push but will not create the PR. Set to "true" or "false".	no	false
verbose	Set to "true" to output verbose logging	no	false

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