Use an organization account for NuGet packages

In April 2018, NuGet introduced the concept of organizations… The concept is similar to the GitHub one, that is, it represents a team, more than it represents a person, and accounts can come and go in or out of the organization. This allows several users to manage packages for Excel-DNA without having to share credentials.

I went ahead and created two organizations to make sure we reserve the names for us:

• Excel-DNA
• ~ExcelDna~ Update 2018-05-22: This is now deleted as we’ve decided to go with Excel-DNA.

~I have no strong preference on which one we pick. ExcelDna aligns with the prefix of the NuGet packages today whilst Excel-DNA aligns with the name of the organization on GitHub today.~

@govert & @mndrake I invited you to both organizations. You should have received an e-mail from NuGet. You’ll need to log into NuGet and accept the invitation before you join the org.

After you both accept the invitation, we can transfer the ownership of the NuGet packages to the org, and we can generate API Keys specific for the org, that we can use in AppVeyor to push packages when we do our releases.

[govert]

@augustoproiete Dude! You’re not helping. It’s “ExcelDna.Documentation.Tools”.

[mndrake]

@augustoproiete @govert I was able to switch ownership on my phone. After you are able to confirm I’ll remove my personal account in nuget from the package.