Closed magsto closed 1 year ago
Please consider using the 3.0.0-alpha version. It will be released with .net7 support once #172 is merged. This version is still under active development so the command line output/options might still change (however I do not expect this to happen). This version will eventually replace the 2.x version and provides a numer of improvemnts. Most noticable: It uses Microsoft provided mechanisms to determine the referenced packages so It's safe to expect it to print the same dependencies as dotnet itself.
@magsto, The .net7 has been added to the project. (https://github.com/tomchavakis/nuget-license/pull/177) Please use the following command if you want to install the tool in this specific version. dotnet tool install --global dotnet-project-licenses --version 2.5.0
The nuget doesn't support .NET7 when added to an Azure DevOps build pipeline.
This is the output when using SDK .NET 7.0.100