Q:

How do I integrate NuGet into my Bamboo Build Plan?

Our build plans for Sitecore (.Net) websites are currently using Bamboo as the build plan master for continuous integration process.  Bamboo supports building a .Net project, and that .Net project contains references to several Sitecore binaries.
I have used NuGet as an artifact repository, mostly because that seemed to be the one most people were using.
So, now that I have a nuget repository, am hosting my own feed, and have added the Nuget package to my project (I just installed the package of binaries I created), what more do I need to do?
Should the build call out something special, or am I done?  I guess I'm just nervous that bamboo isn't talking directly to my repository....
In the closest analogy I have, namely a Maven/Archiva combo, the maven plan specifically references the artifacts in archiva, pulling the correct version as needed.  Does NuGet do this?

A:

Since there have been some new developments in the NuGet package restore approach, I thought I'd post an update on this topic. We're using Visual Studio 2012. I wanted to be able to run MSBuild and make sure that it would first restore NuGet packages without setting "Package restore" to true in the config. Here's what I did (inspired by https://stackoverflow.com/a/23935892/414376):

Upgraded NuGet in my solution to a version later than 2.7 (2.8.3 in my case; this seems like an optional step)
Installed NuGet.exe on the build server
Added NuGet.exe to my remote agent so that it could be run as a command from Bamboo
Added the NuGet command to my build plan with argument restore (so that the command will be nuget restore); I've placed it right before my MSV Build task.

That was all I needed to get this to work properly according to the latest guidelines.  

A:

Nuget 1.4+ supports "Package restore" which embeds a call to an MsBuild task in the project file. When the packages are not available it will automatically restore them while building the project.  

