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I have published a package in Nuget few years ago. From time to time, I was updating it with new versions and all was ok until now. Few days ago I've published an update to Nuget and when I've updated my package, it was installed successfully but it never added any references to my project.

I've even started from blank console applications and tried to add my package. Same problem.

You can try. This is a package

https://www.nuget.org/packages/63BITS-Libraries/

This is how I built my package

package metadata screenshot

Any ideas?

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  • Have you checked this question? stackoverflow.com/questions/35886540/… Commented May 4, 2018 at 17:18
  • Looks like that this question is not about me. There are no Resources in my nuget package Commented May 4, 2018 at 17:22
  • The package ends with "Libraries" not "Resources" which should be no issue with localized resources. Commented May 4, 2018 at 17:25

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If you download your nuget package, and unzip it (yep its just a zip file). You will find that your DLL is not in the lib directory.

Typically, inside a nuget package, any dlls need to be in lib/<FrameworkVersion>

For example if your DLL targeted netstandard1.6 then in the nuget package the path to your dll would be lib/netstandard1.6/SixtyThreeBits.Libraries.dll

In your package, your dll is in SixtyThreeBitsLibraries/SixtyThreeBits.Libraries.dll

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It worked, thank you for finding and error and giving an explanation

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