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I know that in the early times of .NET Framework, you could build an assembly into EXE and then use that "EXE assembly" as a dependency of another .NET Framework assembly which, too, could ...
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After upgrading to ZXing.Net.Maui version 0.6.0, my .NET MAUI Android application fails to build with a dependency conflict error. Error Message error NU1107: Version conflict detected for Xamarin....
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My site has two website projects. One of them references Microsoft.CodeDom.Providers.DotNetCompilerPlatform. We have recently upgraded this from 3.6.0 to 4.1.0 as part of a wider upgrade project. The ...
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I have a "console" application where I installed the Nuget package "GDAL" (and also GDAL.Native). Besides the exe file, this application also generates a dll that can be loaded as ...
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I have created a NuGet package containing a .NET Core library for Tesseract OCR, which I then added to my C# project via the NuGet Package Manager in Visual Studio. After building the solution, a ...
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I have the following project structure (the full repo can be found at https://github.com/asarkar/functional-csharp-buonanno) root ├── Directory.Packages.props ├── src │ └── Proj1 │ └── Proj1....
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I have an SDK style project using MSBuild.SDK.SystemWeb/4.0.104 SDK. It builds fine, all works OK. Now I have a tool which wants to analyze the project by first creating the Microsoft.Build.Evaluation....
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So I have a package that I'm generating in C#. This package depends on another nuget package (that I don't own), and is meant for C++, so the folder layout is alien. I'm currently handling this by ...
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I'm working on an ASP.NET Core project, where I have to grab information and packages from a Nuget feed. Everything works like a charm locally, but when I deploy the site and try to access the nuget ...
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does anyone encounter a similar issue when getting the NuGetProvider trough Install-PackageProvider? I'm running this command on a azure pipeline: Install-PackageProvider -Name NuGet -Force -Verbose ...
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We've been having problems with nuget restores of Microsoft packages on our build server taking an extremely long time. As an example, Microsoft.Extensions.Configuration took 3 minutes to get "...
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I'm working on a .NET 8.0 solution on macOS using the .NET 8.0 CLI and Rider. My project uses <PackageReference> for dependencies like LiteDB and TiktokenSharp. After running dotnet restore, the ...
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After installing powershell on Linux using Microsoft's provided .rpm files, I am able to register a local package source for offline installation (called "local_pkgs"), and I can run Find-...
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I have projects in my solution that have the following package reference: <PackageReference Include="System.Text.Json" /> My Directory.Packages.props contains: <PackageVersion ...
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I'm experiencing a weird issue with both of these commands: nuget.exe push -Source <url> -ApiKey <key> <package-file> dotnet nuget push -s <url> -k <key> <package-file&...
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I have a project that I'm sharing on nuget. However, this project itself contains references to more nuget packages, which I've added as dependencies in the nuspec. <metadata> <version&...
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Setup We have internal NuGet packages consumed in other solutions, that we would like to package and debug locally in those other solutions, before we push both the code changes to Git and NuGet ...
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I'm using the following products loaded onto Windows 11 Pro: Visual Studio 2022 Developer, SQL Server 2022, SQL Server Management Studio 21. I have created a WPF application in VS using .NET 8. When I ...
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Our build machine has just started to get the following error when attempting a nuget restore on a c# solution that uses a specific nuget feed (the only project using this feed): error NU1301: Unable ...
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I am trying to build a tool to help me parse through a large number of .NET project files. The one that I currently have is a C# project that attempts to model the .csproj file. I am using System.Xml....
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I tried to install the windows WDK in Visual Studio 2022, following instructions for the NuGet, but Visual Studio doesn't show up with NuGet Packages at all in the NuGet package manager. Could someone ...
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I'm trying to create a NuGet package from precompiled .NET Framework DLLs. However, the DLLs are provided for x86 and x64 but not AnyCPU. If I understand correctly, I need an AnyCPU DLL for compile-...
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Lets assume my project based on .NET Framework 4.0 and requires the NuGet package GuardClauses. Currently GuardClauses' latest version is 5.0.0, which supports .NET Framework 4.6.1 and higher. So ...
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I'm trying to build an ASP.NET Core MVC application cloned from GitHub on my Windows 11 machine using WSL and PowerShell. But whenever I run dotnet restore or try to build, I get this error: Error ...
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I have an .NET 4.8 console app A, which references System.ValueTuple 4.5.0 via Nuget. From what I have seen, this should resolve to assembly version 4.0.3.0. Next I have my own lib L1, which throws ...
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