Currently, consumer projects (.csproj) must be SDK-style (those that start with <Project Sdk="..."> and reference packages through <PackageReference>). This means that .NET Core and NETStandard consumer projects are covered.
The classic .NET Framework projects (packages.config style) should be supported as well.
There are differences between the two styles:
SDK-style: packages are used directly from user-level cache (~/.nuget/packages)
packages.config style: packages are placed under packages subfolder in solution. This style closely resembles node_modules and allows scoping the link to specific solution.
felix-b
commented
5 years ago
Currently, consumer projects (.csproj) must be SDK-style (those that start with
<Project Sdk="...">and reference packages through<PackageReference>). This means that .NET Core and NETStandard consumer projects are covered.The classic .NET Framework projects (
packages.configstyle) should be supported as well.There are differences between the two styles:
packagessubfolder in solution. This style closely resemblesnode_modulesand allows scoping the link to specific solution.