Mark Adamson
Mark Adamson
the code to do it when using an HttpClient is this: ```C# var handler = new HttpClientHandler(); handler.DefaultProxyCredentials = CredentialCache.DefaultCredentials; var client = new HttpClient(handler); ``` However, I haven't checked...
I haven't tried it actually and I probably won't get around to with so many things going on at the moment. It would be nice if they recognised projects like...
Fair point, we should fix this
If you've got visual studio, then you can do it by right clicking on the packages.config file. It even tries to slim down the package references to just too level...
Are you sure that it is still needed? I think I have seen those properties get defined automatically in the auto-generated files in the obj folder when using the new...
I hadn't come across that style before, can you give us a source project file snippet with it in so we can easily test it
I created this feature and it is supposed to look in your NuGet settings (i.e. `nuget.config`) to check that the `packages` folder is the one that you have configured for...
> The new style SDK projects (2017+) are using PackageReference and I think migration should insure converting package.config and drop any dll file (has hint path file) and have a...
@moh-hassan. I meant to ask, which case are you relying on for the packages to work prior to the migration? 1 or 2
I think I implemented this and I did it after establishing the different treatment of versions in Assembly info vs. SDK project file. unfortunately I don't have time to look...