Nick Albrecht

You likely wouldn't want to introduce version number into your file names/path as each update would break all of your references unless you're using wildcard/masks, but that's up to the...

If you include the `Microsoft.Web.LibraryManager.Build` package from nuget, it will be done automatically as part of the `dotnet build` execution. You can also enable it by right clicking on the...

Well the source for the Build task is very small. It could always be adapted to a dedicated command as a global tool if you wanted to try adapting it...

I assumed it was a typo in his sentence, and that he meant to say "shouldn't be part of `dotnet build`". But I'm not aware of any way to hook...

I've ran into similar feedback messages from Libman a while ago when I tried to deploy an app that used it. I haven't looked into it at all, but at...

I got fed up with it. All of the packages I used unpkg for originally are now obtainable from jsDelivr, I believe it was added after unpkg. So now I'm...

@ygoe Just update Library Manager to the most recent version, it was added at a later date so earlier version won't have it.

You should also be able to use the CLI or the Build package if you don't have VS2019. I use Microsoft.Web.LibraryManager.Build so that my libraries restore as part of the...

The only time this tends to come up, in my experience, is when your package source has a full project structure and not just the distribution folder. In a normal...

There're many potential for ways it could be implemented, for sure. It just doesn't currently as far as I know. Mostly likely because of the complexity of someone inevitably wanting...