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Within a Visual Studio solution, you have the ability to manage the nuget packages for all projects at once. You can:
right click the solution
select the installed package and click Manage
install or uninstall the package for each project in the solution
This can be a very long-winded process.
The need to do this normally arises when adding a new project to the solution and wishing to copy the nuget package references from an existing project to the new project. It would be great if Nuget References supported this functionality as it would drastically speed up the process compared to above.
I see it working similarly to the "Copy References" functionality that is already part of Visual Studio, except that it will reference the assembly in the packages directory and add the appropriate packages.config entry.
Within a Visual Studio solution, you have the ability to manage the nuget packages for all projects at once. You can:
This can be a very long-winded process.
The need to do this normally arises when adding a new project to the solution and wishing to copy the nuget package references from an existing project to the new project. It would be great if Nuget References supported this functionality as it would drastically speed up the process compared to above.
I see it working similarly to the "Copy References" functionality that is already part of Visual Studio, except that it will reference the assembly in the packages directory and add the appropriate packages.config entry.