Open bradphelan opened 7 years ago
Yep, and "Fixed 0 paths" might be useless information anyway.
I think this problem will go away once the Nuget team figures out how to fix the disaster that is PackageReference. The hint paths are no longer needed. However I just spent a day figuring out that the much hyped feature is really only in alpha and you should stay away from it unless maybe you are only targetting .Net Core/Standard
Haven't tried that yet. I'm a bit frustrated with PCL/.Net Standard/.Net Core because there are always problems.
Yes ... I think the problems are to be summed up by this comment/rant I found.
Ohh, I guess I wouldn't want to be on the NuGet team right now, they seem to have a hard time explaining the crap they made.
When I update a single nuget package. ie: devDept.Eyeshot I see the following in the output window
Which goes on for thousands of lines. This is a huge amout of output considering that it should really only be run once. Looks like it's responding immediately to every change nuget makes. I'm not sure if this is impacting the overall shitty amount of time that nuget takes to upgrade a package but making it even a bit worse certainly doesn't make it better.