Add a section in the readme to build and run husky

[66Gramms]

Hi all!

I'm relatively inexperienced with dotnet but i ran into the issue #103 so I thought I will try and solve it and create a PR. The problem is as someone unexperienced in dotnet I find it hard to build and use the custom built version of this tool.

I've managed to find some steps on MS Docs on how to do this, and this is how far I got before giving up. At this point the built nuget package is in the given folder, i renamed the nupkg and snpukg files to huskyy so it's not installed from the internet. When i try installing it with the following command dotnet tool install --add-source "D:/Repos/FORK/Husky.Net/src/Husky/customHusky" huskyy I get this error: huskyy is not found in NuGet feeds https://api.nuget.org/v3/index.json, D:\Repos\Husky.Net\src\Husky\bin\Debug\net9.0\Husky, C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SDKs\NuGetPackages\, D:/Repos/FORK/Husky.Net/src/Husky/customHusky.

Can I get some help on how to use a build from source on this, or can someone fix the Build and usage section i have in progress ?

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Build and usage

If you want to contribute you will have to build and use Husky from it's source. To do so follow the steps listed:

• Install dotnet sdk-9.0
• Clone the repository
• cd into ./Husky.Net/src/Husky
• Run dotnet build
• Run dotnet pack --output customName which will generate Nuget package to Husky.net/src/Husky/customName/. It's important to give a custom name instead of just husky as during the install process Nuget will first look at nuget packages from the internet and only after that will it look at our local build.
• In a dotnet project run dotnet tool install husky --add-source "Husky.net/src/Husky/customName/"

[alirezanet]

Hi @66Gramms,
I found an issue in the dependencies for net6.0 and it has been resolved, You can try these steps:

• Clone/pull the repository
• cd into ./Husky.Net/src/Husky
• Run dotnet build -c Release
• Run dotnet pack /p:Version=1.0.0-local (version must be higher than the latest husky release)
• Run dotnet tool install husky --version 1.0.0-local --add-source .\nupkg\

the alternative for version management is to manually update it in the Husky.csproj file