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March 13, 2013 14:07
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Example of screwy nuget behavior
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| (-> means references) | |
| WebProject -> ServiceStack 3.9.32 -> ServiceStack.Text 3.9.32 | |
| Using 'Manage nuget packages for solution' I add ServiceStack to my test project and wind up with | |
| TestProject -> ServiceStack 3.9.32 -> ServiceStack.Text 3.9.38 | |
| #WTF!!! |
Thanks for the ideas Maarten. I forgot about R# adding support for this.
I usually use the powershell cmdlets, but instead of specifying the veresion i just use -source .\Packages which pretty much gives me the same thing (i think)
I'm more complaining today because I'd like to see this fixed so as to remove 1 more objection some people will have to using it.
Does it make a difference if you go to 'Manage nuget packages for solution' and add ServiceStack from the 'Installed packages' section compared to adding from the 'Online' section ?
@jeffgabhart good idea, didn't try that
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Use the powershell cmdlets, they allow you to specify the version explicitly. Also, if you;'re using ReSharper checkout http://blogs.jetbrains.com/dotnet/2012/11/add-packages-not-references-a-nuget-plugin-for-resharper/