Open SrChronus opened 2 weeks ago
Ok. I will check during weekend. I saw your PR
Hi @SrChronus
Nuspec is correct. Entry should be read in the following way:
See more detail here: Package versioning
And here is a screen app that has everything updated to the latest version:
Could you describe in more detail what is blocked in your solution?
My issue is that the .net9 sdk (targetting .net 8) decides it needs to download moq 4.20.70 as a transient dependency of moq.EntityFrameworkCore. As this version is blocked in our feed I can no longer build unless I specifically set global.json to not use the .net9 sdk but use the .net8 sdk
This thread seems to show the same problem https://developercommunity.visualstudio.com/t/NuGet-Restore-restoring-old-versions-of/10791649
This link is great. It presents that it is a bug on the VS side. Let's give them a moment to fix it.
Nuget.org states that the moq dependency is : Moq (>= 4.20.70) However, in the nuspec it is set to [dependency id="Moq" version="4.20.70" exclude="Build,Analyzers"]
This causes visualstudio 17.12.0 to require 4.20.70 which in our private feed is blocked for some reason.
Somehow this was not an issue with older visual studio releases and can be worked around by manually editing the nuspec file (which imo is not very desirable)