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Here is a powershell build script for creating NUGET packages on a Jenkins Server.

I recently had to rewrite these due to moving Jenkins from one server to the next and went all out using variables defined.

Write-Host "This Script is for Compiling Nuget Packages"

# Print environment details
Write-Host "VERSION                : $env:VERSION"
Write-Host "WORK SPACE PATH        : $ENV:WORKSPACE"
$version = "$env:VERSION"

# Define solutionName, solutionDir, projectDir, and projectName
$solutionName = $env:SLN_NAME
Write-Host "SOLUTION NAME          : $solutionName"
$solutionDir = $ENV:WORKSPACE
Write-Host "SOLUTION DIRECTORY     : $solutionDir"
$projectDir = "$ENV:WORKSPACE\$ENV:JOB_NAME"
Write-Host "PROJECT DIRECTORY      : $projectDir"
$projectName = $ENV:JOB_NAME
Write-Host "PROJECT NAME           : $ENV:JOB_NAME"

# Define flags for nuget operations (not currently utilized properly except for display)
$nugetPack = $true
Write-Host "NUGET PACK             : $nugetPack"
$nugetDeploy = $true
Write-Host "NUGET DEPLOY           : $nugetDeploy"

# Target framework (only utilized for display)
$framework = "net8.0"
Write-Host "TARGET FRAMEWORK       : $framework"

# Change to the $ENV:Workspace (ensure that we are in the workspace directory)
cd $ENV:Workspace
Write-Host "CURRENT DIRECTORY           : $ENV:Workspace"

# Define NUGET paths, csproject name and directory, and NUGET Server URL and API Key
$nugetEXE = D:\build_tools\"your nuget location"\nuget.exe
$csprojectPath = "$projectDir\$ENV:JOB_NAME.csproj"
Write-Host "PROJECT PATH           : $csprojectPath"
$nugetPackageDir = "$solutionDir\nupkgs"
Write-Host "NUGET PACKAGE DIRECTORY: $nugetPackageDir"
$nugetPublishDir = "$solutionDir\publish"
Write-Host "NUGET PUBLISH DIRECTORY: $nugetPublishDir"
$NugetServer = "https://"your nuget package server"/nuget"
Write-Host "NUGET SERVER URL       : $NugetServer"
$NugetServerKey = "your nuget server key"
Write-Host "NUGET SERVER KEY       : $NugetServerKey"

# Clean and Create necessary directories
if (Test-Path $nugetPackageDir) {
    Write-Host "DOTNET BUILD: Delete Directory $nugetPackageDir"
    Remove-Item -Path $nugetPackageDir -Recurse -Force
}

Write-Host "DOTNET BUILD: Create Directory $nugetPackageDir"
New-Item -ItemType Directory -Force -Path $nugetPackageDir

if (Test-Path $nugetPublishDir) {
    Write-Host "DOTNET BUILD: Delete Directory $nugetPublishDir"
    Remove-Item -Path $nugetPublishDir -Recurse -Force
}

Write-Host "DOTNET BUILD: Create Directory $nugetPublishDir"
New-Item -ItemType Directory -Force -Path $nugetPublishDir

# Define the Solution location
$slnPath = "$solutionDir\$solutionName.sln"
Write-Host "Solution Path         : $slnPath"
# Run dotnet restore
Write-Host "DOTNET BUILD: dotnet restore $slnPath"
dotnet restore $slnPath -v q

# Run dotnet build
Write-Host "DOTNET BUILD: dotnet build $csprojectPath -c Release --version-suffix $version --verbosity quiet"
dotnet build $csprojectPath -c Release --version-suffix $version --verbosity quiet

# Change to the $projectDir (ensure that we are in the project directory)
cd $projectDir
Write-Host "CURRENT DIRECTORY           : $projectDir"

# Run nuget pack
Write-Host "DOTNET BUILD: dotnet pack -c Release --no-restore -o $nugetPackageDir --version-suffix $version --verbosity quiet"
dotnet pack -c Release --no-restore -o $nugetPackageDir --version-suffix $version --verbosity quiet

# Display completed tasks
Write-Host "DOTNET BUILD: Completed Tasks"

# Define the NuGet Package Name
$NugetPackageName = "$ENV:JOB_NAME.$version.nupkg"
Write-Host "NUGET: Nuget Package Name: $NugetPackageName"

#Change to the $nugetPackageDir (ensure that we are in the NUPKG directory)
cd $nugetPackageDir
Write-Host "CURRENT PATH           : $nugetPackageDir"
  
# Push the package to the NuGet server
Write-Host "NUGET: Push "$NugetPackageName" -k $NugetServerKey -s $NugetServer"
dotnet nuget push "$NugetPackageName" -k $NugetServerKey -s $NugetServer


# Display completed tasks
Write-Host "NUGET: Completed Tasks"