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I'm quite familiar with NuGet package generation, but this is the first time I'm trying to generate a package with a Microsoft.NET.Sdk.Web sdk type instead of the typical Microsoft.NET.Sdk. I know ...
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I am following this tutorial for creating a custom Visual Studio extension. I just installed the Visual Studio extension development workload, and I'm using Visual Studio 2022 version 17.12. I just ...
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I have a collection of .NET framework 4.8 projects that all contain the same set of XSD files for XML validation. I've created a very basic XML validation NuGet package in .netstandard 2.0 that ...
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I am currently attempting to upgrade the our own Nuget package in our WCF service, but I am encountering a compatibility issue as detailed below: Error: Unable to find a version of 'System.Threading....
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I'm new to this, so please bear with me. I couldn't find documentation on my question: I'd like to build a .NET project on GitHub or GitLab using CI/CD and have it published to NuGet.org. Is it ...
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I have a project that uses an authenticated NuGet feed on Azure DevOps. I can restore NuGet packages in the solution just fine, but it seems when I try to use dotnet to restore it doesn't want to ...
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This is in ADO pipeline, but I can't get it to work properly locally either. I am using dotnet pack to create a nuget package from a .csproj file (that builds several dependent DLLs). If I include ...
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I recently ran a somewhat bold paket clear-cache and my F# application started behaving strangely. Some of my projects that were referencing an older version of FSharp.Core now reference the new v9.0. ...
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I have updated the sdk to .NET 9 and I started getting these warnings (that are escalated to error due to a setting): Package 'System.Text.Json' 8.0.0 has a known high severity vulnerability, https://...
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I just updated to vs2022 17.12.0 and I just noticed that when updating nuget packages there is a new column for the Package level. Is there a way to disable this and show only the top-level packages ...
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I would like to import some third party nuget package into my project. The latest package version is 2.3.4.5 Would it be safe if I import this packages as 2.3.* so that I benefit from patches to be ...
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I am trying to use C# Roslyn scripting in a project. I have written some class which has code reading a file which contains the script, execute it and return the result. If this class is present in ...
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I've got a kind of 'rolling update' policy for nugets: <ItemGroup> <PackageReference Include="AutoMapper" Version="12.*" /> ... </ItemGroup> In addition, I ...
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At this point, this is a somewhat rhetorical question, because I already have the answer, which I will post later for anyone else who has this same problem. I have a project that has been using System....
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Following this guide https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ds2bud0ZYTY "Debugging .NET Core in Docker with VSCode by That DevOps Guy", I have VSCode remote debugging my net8 application that is ...
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I'm updating the nuget package microsoft.identity.serviceessentials.aspnetcore 1.26.0 to ver 1.28.1. however I get the below error message in Package Manager Console. Unable to find package Microsoft....
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I have been working on a .NET 8 project in Visual Studio for months. Everything was working well until one day out of nowhere, without changing anything in the code/OS/VS the project started throwing ...
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In Azure DevOps Builds, checks for deprecated and vulnerable nuget packages work great using: dotnet list "HappySolution.sln" package --deprecated --source https://api.nuget.org/v3/index....
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I'm pretty sure in the past I have seen files added to my project when I add a nuget package reference. How is this done? https://github.com/mrpmorris/Morris.AspNetCore.Authentication.Metamask.Blazor/...
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I started an internship this week and have just received my first piece of work - upgrading a super old legacy Xamarin app to MAUI. I have never worked with dotnet or c sharp before so I am just going ...
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I have a Dotnet exe application (App1) which I am trying to create a nuget package. This package is used in another application(App2) which includes the above Nuget Package and invokes its dll's. This ...
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I'm using following Azure devops pipeline tasks to create nuget package. task-1 : build the projects task-2 : Digital sign the binaries. task-3 : Without rebuilding the binaries, Create nuget package ...
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After doing my research I have come up with a solution, but it has some minor problems which I want to resolve. The NuGet package consists of a single C# project: <Project Sdk="MSBuild.Sdk....
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I'm testing with xunit on multiple frameworks (.Net 8 & .Net Core 3.1). The problem is that it keeps auto-generating this GlobalUsings file in my obj folder: // <auto-generated/> global ...
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I have two class library projects (ClassLibA and ClassLibB) in my solution, and I would like to package them together into a single NuGet package, rather than creating separate packages for each ...
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