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DevToys relies on some dependencies, such as NuGet.Versioning, version 6.9.
If I create a DevToys extension that relies on a different version of NuGet.Versioning, such as 5.0 or 6.11, it is ignored, and instead, the version 6.9 is used.
This causes a major problem when an extension tries to invoke a feature from 6.11 that does not exist in 6.9.
Current behavior
DevToys relies on some dependencies, such as
NuGet.Versioning
, version6.9
.If I create a DevToys extension that relies on a different version of
NuGet.Versioning
, such as5.0
or6.11
, it is ignored, and instead, the version6.9
is used.This causes a major problem when an extension tries to invoke a feature from
6.11
that does not exist in6.9
.See discussion here: #1333 (comment)
How to reproduce it (as minimally and precisely as possible)
Create a DevToys extension that uses
Nuget.Versioning
version6.11
.Expected behavior
it should uses the NuGet version I used in my extension
Screenshots
Workaround
Use the same version than DevToys.
Affected platforms
No response
Affected DevToys kind
DevToys (app with GUI)
DevToys Version
2.0.5.0
Relevant Assets/Logs
No response
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