Add support for new MSBuild .csproj format

[rjmurillo]

Could not load project NewProjectFormat (new MSBuild .csproj are not supported, unload them first):

System.NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object.

   at NuGetReferenceSwitcher.Presentation.Models.ProjectModel.LoadReferences()
   at NuGetReferenceSwitcher.Presentation.ViewModels.MainDialogModel.GetAllProjects(IEnumerable`1 objects)

[arpit-nagar]

Any update on this ?? We are also facing same issue.

Just for information. I am using Visual Studio 2017 - version 15.3 For .net standard 2.0

[watashiSHUN]

+1

[RicoSuter]

I havent planned to implement this feature - however i accpect prs... im working on a command line version for .net core with this feature, because it is much simpler than developing a vs extension...

[monty241]

Great extension, would even be better with this issue, so +1.

[michael-freidgeim-webjet]

@RSuter,

command line version for .net core with this feature

Will it be in the same repository? Or in the separate repository? When are you planning to release it?

[monty241]

As an alternative, you might want to use condition=... in your itemgroups. In that way, depending on $(Configuration) you can use referenced packages or project references easily with one csproj file. Works in both old and new csproj format.

[RicoSuter]

@monty241 this is a really good idea. After I changed all my projects to this, I really no longer need this extension :-)

@michael-freidgeim-webjet i'm not yet sure if I open-source this tool, I'm already spending a lot of time for open source (see my other projects), and I also need to earn some money sometimes or have some free time... the current is not really working very well.

[gohar94]

Any updates on this?

[RicoSuter]

This is not planned, use DNT instead: https://github.com/RicoSuter/DNT