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- Where is NuGet. Config file located in Visual Studio project?
Try not to confuse a nuget config file with a nuget folder NuGet (v3 4 3 and later) silently ignores the entire configuration file if it contains malformed XML (mismatched tags, invalid quotation marks, etc ) This is why it's preferable to manage setting using nuget config ref It is working at solution level in VS2017 for me –
- c# - How to create NuGet. config for my project? - Stack Overflow
Assuming you have the NET (Core) SDK installed, and therefore have the dotnet CLI available, run dotnet new nugetconfig in the directory you want the nuget config file created I also recommend using the dotnet cli with the --config-file argument, and or nuget exe with the -ConfigFile argument, to edit the file, or edit it with a text editor
- c# - Change nuget packages folder and use another NuGet. Config in . . .
As far as I know, it is impossible In fact, nuget config file is not as flexible as you think, and it cannot be positioned in every project And the properties of msbuild cannot be recognized by nuget config And it cannot identify each project and then package nuget into the project folder So I am afraid that you cannnot get what you want
- Determine which nuget. config file is used by nuget
Nuget has rules for locating the nuget config file to be used In a large complex monorepo the file will not necessarily be at the workspace solution "root" Is there a shell command to determine which nuget config file nuget has selected and will use for nuget operations?
- Nuget. config ignored completely no matter what - Stack Overflow
After configuring Nuget config using nuget exe, I again tried any of the previous locations (D:\;D:\Development\;D:Development\Test), restarted visual studio every change of location, richt click solution, choose 'restore nuget packages', and the same result: zero packages are restored to my designated repository path
- How to make NuGet Package Source settings per solution?
TLDR: Yes NuGet uses a hierarchical application of package sources starting with the NuGet config at the level of your Windows User Profile and then applying more and more granular configuration starting at the root of the file path that contains your solution, finally ending with the directory containing your solution file
- c# - Use environment variable in NuGet config? - Stack Overflow
Is there a way to use an environment variable in NuGet Config file? Currently I am constrained to using relative path, as follows: <configuration> <config> <add key="repositoryPath" value=" \ \teampackages" > < config> < configuration> But would be really handy to have an environment variable with absolute path instead
- Does a nuget project need a nuget. config file - Stack Overflow
The NuGet config file exists to specify package sources from which packages are installed and updated - i e where you consume packages from Typically this is nuget org - in which case, you don't have to include the file, because nuget org is included in the computer wide setting found in NuGetDefault Config
- . net - Overwrite default nuget. config file - Stack Overflow
I added in the same place where my sln file is a nuget config with this configuration <packageSources> <add key="local repo" value="C:\myproject\nugetRepository" > < packageSources> and i also have the default nuget config in appdata roaming NuGet with the following configuration
- Project specific Nuget. config with . net core code
Project-specific NuGet Config files located in any folder from the solution folder up to the drive root These allow control over settings as they apply to a project or a group of projects So you can put a Nuget config file alongside the project file to give that project a specific configuration
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