This is very useful, especially in situations in which you need to cache packages you use often or that you might need when working offline. Notice that this is a good solution when the number of packages in the local folder is small; if you had hundreds of packages, it would be much ...
Currently Visual Studio’s NuGet Package Manager UI only shows transitive packages that are dependencies of packages that the project references directly. But it does not show packages that only come in via project references. This will be changed. Additionally, when you mouse hover over a transit...
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frameworkReferences = null; IReadOnlyDictionary<string, PrunePackageReference>? packagesToPrune = null; if (targetFrameworkInfo.Items is not null) { @@ -137,6 +140,13 @@ internal static TargetFrameworkInformation ToTargetFrameworkInformation( { frameworkReferences = PopulateFrameworkDependencies(frameworkRe...
Summary: What's New in 5.9.2 [Security]: Microsoft Security Advisory CVE-2022-30184 | .NET Information Disclosure Vulnerability -#11883 Summary: What's New in 5.9 Add "Update" context menu item for package dependencies that launches Package Manager UI with preselected packages to update -#1037...
NuGet should let package consumerscontrol how content files are brought infrom packages, ornot bring them inat all The feedback on the install-time actions goes all the way back toNuGet’s initial designand this is being revisited as we move into the platform, at least for the handling ...
Here's one showing the packages I have installed: Showing more of the errors: How do I update the target framework to 4.6.1? Or is that not a thing I can do? I'm pretty sure the packages aren't broken, I get the same errors regardless of what package I try to use. So far ...
Right click on the 'References' node in the Solution Explore Pane on the right. Select the 'Managed NuGet Packages This brings up the Nuget Package manager. Make sure that the 'All' selection under 'Online' is selected on the left. ...
This dialog may look the same as the other one but it is not. This dialog box shows you the packages that are installed in the selected project – not the packages installed in Visual Studio. If you create a new non-empty project in Visual Studio, you may find that it already includes...
This is very useful, especially in situations in which you need to cache packages you use often or that you might need when working offline. Notice that this is a good solution when the number of packages in the local folder is small; if you had hundreds of packages, it would be much ...