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revit-addin-publishing

Configure an Autodesk Revit add-in project to copy the add-in, .addin manifest to the local Revit or a `bin/publish` folder, using the Nice3point.Revit.Sdk publish targets. USE FOR: setting up a project for publishing, bundling extra content into the output, and relying on per-version manifest patching. DO NOT USE FOR: launching and debugging the add-in from the IDE (use revit-addin-debugging), dependency isolation or repacking (use revit-dependency-isolation), or packaging a versioned App Store bundle (use revit-addin-bundle).

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Nice3point/revit-skills
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6. September 2026 um 12:40
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revit-addin-publishing
description
Configure an Autodesk Revit add-in project to copy the add-in, .addin manifest to the local Revit or a `bin/publish` folder, using the Nice3point.Revit.Sdk publish targets. USE FOR: setting up a project for publishing, bundling extra content into the output, and relying on per-version manifest patching. DO NOT USE FOR: launching and debugging the add-in from the IDE (use revit-addin-debugging), dependency isolation or repacking (use revit-dependency-isolation), or packaging a versioned App Store bundle (use revit-addin-bundle).
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MIT
# Revit Add-in Publishing The `Nice3point.Revit.Sdk` targets copy the built add-in and its `.addin` manifest to one of two destinations and patch the manifest per Revit version. `DeployAddin` copies into the local Revit add-ins folder (`%AppData%\Autodesk\Revit\Addins\<version>`); the running Revit loads the add-in on its next start. `PublishAddin` copies into `bin\publish` (like `dotnet publish`) for distribution or the installer. Enable them only in the project that owns the `.addin` manifest. ## When to use - Setting up a project to copy its add-in to the local Revit for testing, or to `bin/publish` for distribution. - Bundling extra content (families, resources) into the add-in output. ## Workflow ### Step 1: Deploy or publish ```xml <DeployAddin>true</DeployAddin> <!-- to %AppData%\Autodesk\Revit\Addins\<version> --> <PublishAddin>true</PublishAddin> <!-- to bin\publish for distribution --> ``` `DeployAddin` implies publishing. Override the targets with `AddinDeployDir` / `AddinPublishDir`. ### Step 2: Include extra content ```xml <Content Include="Families\**" PublishDirectory="Families" CopyToPublishDirectory="PreserveNewest" /> ``` ### Step 3: Rely on manifest patching The SDK removes the `ManifestSettings` node for Revit versions older than 2027 during publish. ### Step 4: Verify Build, and confirm the add-in and manifest land in the deploy or publish folder and that Revit loads the add-in. ## Validation - [ ] Deploy/publish is enabled only in the project holding the `.addin` manifest. - [ ] Extra content is declared with `PublishDirectory` / `CopyToPublishDirectory`. - [ ] The manifest works across supported years via SDK patching. ## Common Pitfalls | Pitfall | Correct approach | |-------------------------------------------------------------|------------------------------------------------------------------| | Enabling deploy in a class-library project with no `.addin` | Enable it only in the manifest-owning project. | | Copying families with a raw `<None>` item | Use `<Content … PublishDirectory=… CopyToPublishDirectory=… />`. | | Hand-editing the manifest per Revit version | Let the SDK patch `ManifestSettings` on publish. |
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