link to the actual package, not the nuget.org home page
I'm not entirely sure about whether the nuget command line commands are still relevant - there's a nuget.exe available for working from the command line, but we're talking about the "console", which appears to be a powershell console built into visual studio (not available on mac). so not sure if we should have the powershell command rather than the nuget.exe command? The powershell command is the default method as shown on nuget.org (before dotnet cli, editing the csproj directly, and a couple of other methods im not familiar with
link to the actual package, not the nuget.org home page
I'm not entirely sure about whether the
nugetcommand line commands are still relevant - there's anuget.exeavailable for working from the command line, but we're talking about the "console", which appears to be a powershell console built into visual studio (not available on mac). so not sure if we should have the powershell command rather than the nuget.exe command? The powershell command is the default method as shown on nuget.org (beforedotnetcli, editing the csproj directly, and a couple of other methods im not familiar withhttps://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/nuget/consume-packages/install-use-packages-powershell?view=vsmac-2019
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DOCUMENATION.mdandCHANGELOG.md)src/GovukNotify/GovukNotify.csproj)