Can you make sure your nuget package forces an overwrite or the dll and JS files. I have just used updated the package via Nuget, but it just says 'Skipping dll.. Skipping this, that etc...' because files were modified?
It's not a major deal having to grab the package copy across the files but defeats the object of using Nuget :(
I'm not an expert on Nuget - in fact, I had to get Jeavon to make the package. But my understanding is that Nuget won't overwrite a file if the version isn't any newer. So, for instance, the last update I did only really changed one .js file so maybe that is the reason Nuget is skipping them? The main DLL didn't change, as far as I remember. Are you able to tell something isn't working?
I may be wrong - if so, do you know the way to force the update?
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Can you make sure your nuget package forces an overwrite or the dll and JS files. I have just used updated the package via Nuget, but it just says 'Skipping dll.. Skipping this, that etc...' because files were modified?
It's not a major deal having to grab the package copy across the files but defeats the object of using Nuget :(
I'm not an expert on Nuget - in fact, I had to get Jeavon to make the package. But my understanding is that Nuget won't overwrite a file if the version isn't any newer. So, for instance, the last update I did only really changed one .js file so maybe that is the reason Nuget is skipping them? The main DLL didn't change, as far as I remember. Are you able to tell something isn't working?
I may be wrong - if so, do you know the way to force the update?
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