The solution that worked for me: Uninstall Xamarin.Forms: Right Click Solution -> Manage NuGet Packages -> Uninstall Xamarin.Forms -> Restart VS Then remove build platforms: Right Click Solution -> Properties -> Build -> under Targeting select Change -> Remove platform(s) -> Restart VS Reinstall Xamarin.Forms: Manage NuGet packages -> Search for Xamarin.Forms -> Install -> … Read more
Edit: This happens only when using .NET Framework. In .NET Core/Standard land, the latest System.Net.Http assembly version seems to be always 4.1.2.0 – there is no 4.2.0.0 version available. The issue regarding System.Net.Http is way, way more complicated then the answers here seem to imply… Yes, there is a System.Net.Http NuGet package, but no, it … Read more
Note you can force package restore to execute by running the following commands in the nuget package manager console Update-Package -Reinstall Forces re-installation of everything in the solution. Update-Package -Reinstall -ProjectName myProj Forces re-installation of everything in the myProj project. Note: This is the nuclear option. When using this command you may not get the … Read more
You haven’t done anything wrong, this is expected to happen. If you want nothing more than your own DLL being added to a new .NET Framework project, you have to target .NET Standard 2.0 for your library wait for a .NET Framework version that natively supports both the API and assembly versions – which is … Read more
You will want to create and publish a NuGet package with the following contents: The assembly containing your code (.dll). The debug symbol file (.pdb). The XML documentation file (.xml), assuming you have enabled it in project settings. While the reason for publishing your code is obvious, the other two are worth expanding on: The … Read more
This problem arises with older version of nuget. Update nuget PM, 2.8.50313.46 is current version, Look for the latest for VS 2012
As of Nuget 2.8 you can add the following attribute to your nuget.config <configuration> <config> <add key=”dependencyversion” value=”Highest” /> </config> </configuration> When resolving your packages, the latest version of that package will be resolved. Other attributes include HighestMinor, HighestPatch and lowest (based on semantic versioning) Source: http://docs.nuget.org/docs/release-notes/nuget-2.8
I was able to get this working by importing the certificates into the machine store and not the user store, which is the default: $ sudo mozroots –import –machine –sync $ sudo certmgr -ssl -m https://go.microsoft.com $ sudo certmgr -ssl -m https://nugetgallery.blob.core.windows.net $ sudo certmgr -ssl -m https://nuget.org I verified that before I did this … Read more
You can use Manage NuGet packages for Solution… by: right-clicking on solution Tools > Library Package Manager > Manage NuGet packages for Solution Then you can choose in which projects install package as on screenshot below: Additionally you can add installed package to another projects in solution using the same Manage NuGet packages for Solution….
As Patrick O’Hara wrote, NuGet will not make changes to a C++/CLI project for you. See GitHub Issue NuGet/Home#1121 – Cannot install managed packages into a CLI project. However, using the NuGet command line utility, NuGet.exe, you can have NuGet download and unpack the desired package(s). For a complete example, here were steps that I … Read more