Closed jjonescz closed 3 years ago
Thanks! Always good to keep dependencies up to date.
FWIW I think your particular problem would also have been solved by installed Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.Common
3.7.0 directly in your project. The error message here is essentially saying "two of your references require different versions and we want you to be the decider by installing the correct one yourself". Thankfully in .NET Core the binding for each of the dependencies is taken care of without requiring binding redirects (usually 😬). Of course, adding the older version of Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.Common
as the explicit reference might result in missing methods, etc. though.
In any case, happy to bump the version on my end. I'll probably take it up to 3.8.0 as well.
In my project, I want to have:
which gives me following version conflict error:
This PR fixes that issue.