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Overlay package gets installed in wrong location #107

Open gegenschall opened 9 years ago

gegenschall commented 9 years ago

After updating Visual Studio 2013 to Update 4 several problems started appearing with one specific package (OpenCV 2.4.10) that uses Overlays:

For some project I have this line in my packages.config in the project root:

<package id="OpenCV" version="2.4.10" targetFramework="Native" />

Doing nuget.exe restore correctly installs the package to $(SolutionDir)packages\. Upon building of the project it seems that nuget tries to install an overlay packge which succeeds but it gets installed in the wrong location thus .lib and .dll files cannot be found when linking. The error message is:

warning : Overlay Package 'OpenCV.overlay-x64_v120_Debug v2.4.10' installed correctly, but the nupkg file 'C:\project\packages\OpenCV.2.4.10\OpenCV.overlay-x64_v120_Debug.2.4.10' is not in the expected location.

It really isn't there, its at the top-level package source location or sometimes at the project root. How do I fix this?

Thieum commented 9 years ago

:+1: same issue here.

Thieum commented 9 years ago

A workaround is to prevent the creation of overlays altogether as explained in #54 .

zer0n commented 8 years ago

I run into the same issue. @gegenschall, have you found the cause and solution for this issue?

glopesdev commented 3 years ago

The cause is the change from NuGet v2 to NuGet v3. The entire API for custom commands has changed, which means the codebase in CoApp.NuGetNativeExtensions is broken unless you force the use of NuGet client v2 in your repository. It will likely not be an easy fix.

For more details see MSDN docs: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/nuget/reference/nuget-client-sdk

and the Dave Glick blog post: https://www.daveaglick.com/posts/exploring-the-nuget-v3-libraries-part-1