Description
Feature request, what I am after is the ability to use paket.local file to override a nuget package reference with the csproj file that was used to produce to nuget package.
I have two example repositories ServiceA and ServiceB, ServiceB has a nuget package reference to ServiceA.MessageContract a sub project of ServiceA repository.
Repro steps
- Create a
paket.local file with content as below
nuget ServiceA.MessageContracts -> project c:\github\ServiceA\src\ServiceA.MessageContracts\ServiceA.MessageContracts.csproj
- Run
.paket\paket restore
Expected behavior
The nuget reference in ServiceB is replaced with csproj reference of ServiceA.MessageContracts
Known workarounds
The main issue is that our nuget package version number isn't stored in the git repository so have to customise the build script to pass a build number to recreate a nuget package so that paket.local can successfully override them locally.
cc @theimowski
Description
Feature request, what I am after is the ability to use
paket.localfile to override anuget package referencewith thecsprojfile that was used to produce tonuget package.I have two example repositories ServiceA and ServiceB,
ServiceBhas anuget packagereference toServiceA.MessageContracta sub project ofServiceArepository.Repro steps
paket.localfile with content as below.paket\paket restoreExpected behavior
The
nuget referenceinServiceBis replaced withcsproj referenceofServiceA.MessageContractsKnown workarounds
The main issue is that our nuget package version number isn't stored in the git repository so have to customise the build script to pass a
build numberto recreate anuget packageso thatpaket.localcan successfully override them locally.cc @theimowski