Nicolas Musset

**nuget packages location and restore** partially done by #2776. What remains is either to automatically add a source for developers (i.e. `Stride Dev`) the same way it's done on Windows,...

There is a mechanism to write asset updaters. It can be used to upgrade an old system to a new one. It doesn't cover breaking change in code though. In...

We will need the callstack as well as steps to reproduce as it seems to occur under specific circumstances.

It should already be supported on the sprite sheet that is used for the UI. See https://doc.stride3d.net/latest/en/manual/sprites/set-sprite-borders.html

It might not be that easy. You could reference Assets packages without defining new assets in your project (for example for some tooling) and registering that assembly (and its dependencies)...

When do you need to edit the package file? Can you describe a few scenarii ?

The editor is still Windows-only, the Linux version is on an experimental branch and is not ready yet. The engine on the other hand works on Linux. The hassle-free version...

> Shouldnt this be dedicated in the [docs ](https://github.com/stride3d/stride-docs) repo ? While we work on it, it is easier if it is in the main repo. Especially if we want...

Given that we just released 4.3, I think it would make sense to start a `future` (or `5.0`) branch which includes breaking changes. We need to maintain 4.3 for minor...

Just a note: I don't think we have any vulnerabilities with ` System.Text.Json` `6.0.4` in most projects. While `ServiceWire` `5.5.4` does reference that specific version, we have many other packages...