DevCheck: Creating nuget directory if it does not exist #6039
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This PR fixes an issue where the DevCheck script fails when attempting to download nuget.exe if the target directory doesn't exist. The script now creates the necessary directory structure before downloading the file.
- Adds directory existence check before downloading nuget.exe
- Creates the directory if it doesn't exist to prevent curl download failures
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If I don't have the nuget.exe directory created, running
DevCheck.ps1 -NugetExeUpdatefails as the curl command cannot create the file in the download process (by default, if I don't have the.userdirectory).This change makes the script create the directory in case of a first download of the nuget in the computer.
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