Hi @Justinvolved,
The easiest way to setup a test environment for this would be to setup an instance of Otter (free edition is fine). Then once you have checked out https://github.com/Inedo/inedox-windows and made your changes, you can package the extension using the Inedo Extension Packager. This is available as a .NET tool. You can then navigate to the extensions page and upload the extension file to Otter. You may need to modify the AssemblyVersion
in AssemblyInfo.cs
to a version newer than the installed version to get it to pick it up as the lastest. Alternatively, you can copy that extension file to the Extensions.ExtensionsPath
and restart Otter to have it pick up as well.
The command I typically run to package the extension is:
inedoxpack pack InedoExtension Windows.upack -o --build=Debug
I run that command from the the solution file's directory.
Hope this helps! If you have any questions, please let me know.
Thanks,
Rich