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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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name	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).
license	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

<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

<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 to support legacy Revit versions.

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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name	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).
license	MIT

Revit Add-in Publishing

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

<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

<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 to support legacy Revit versions.

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.