release.config.js

module.exports = {
    verifyConditions: [
        () => {
        if (!process.env.NUGET_TOKEN) {
    throw new SemanticReleaseError(
        'The environment variable NUGET_TOKEN is required.',
        'ENOAPMTOKEN',
    )
}
},
'@semantic-release/changelog',
    '@semantic-release/git',
    '@semantic-release/github',
],
prepare: ['@semantic-release/changelog', '@semantic-release/git'],
    publish: [
    {
        path: '@semantic-release/exec',
        cmd: `dotnet nuget push .\\artifacts\\*.nupkg -k ${
            process.env.NUGET_TOKEN
            } -s https://api.nuget.org/v3/index.json`,
    },
    {
        path: '@semantic-release/github',
        assets: 'artifacts/**/*.nupkg',
    },
],
}

/*
HACK: We should really be importing the semantic-release error package as below:
const SemanticReleaseError = require('@semantic-release/error');
and using that, however the import was failing when running semantic-release using npx
even when adding the @semantic-release/error package to npx.

Resorting to copying the source into this file instead
*/
class SemanticReleaseError extends Error {
    constructor(message, code) {
        super(message)
        Error.captureStackTrace(this, this.constructor)
        this.name = 'SemanticReleaseError'
        this.code = code
        this.semanticRelease = true
    }
}