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Manage allowed packages for a solution (or globally)
The work for this feature and the discussion around the spec is tracked here - TBD
All related specs/issues at a glance:
Title | Issue | Spec |
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Enable repeatable builds for PackageReference based projects (via lock file) | #5602 | Incubation |
Manage allowed packages for a solution (or globally) | TBD | Incubation |
Allow users to determine package resolution strategy during package restore - direct or transitive | #5553 | TBD |
For a large repo with multiple solutions or a big solution with multiple projects, it becomes challenging to manage package dependencies and especially managing consistent packages' versions across the projects in the solution/repo. Many a times organizations/teams know about a subset of package versions that are good to use and would like the same package versions to be used throughout the projects in their solutions/repos. Today it is non trivial to manage these scenarios with existent NuGet tooling.
Users with large repo consisting of multiple solutions or a big solution with multiple projects who want to enforce a set of allowed packages/versions usage for all the projects/solutions/repos
The proposal is to provide NuGet tooling that lets users manage allowed packages for their projects. The proposal is optimized for a VS solution but works for larger code-bases that has multiple repos/solutions.
Following are the requirements:
- Users should be able to specify a set of packages that can be used as direct dependency for a project.
- Users should be able to specify a set of packages that can be used as a dependency - direct/transitive for a project.
- Users should be able to specify a version or version range for packages to be used for projects in a solution/repo.
- [Not-MVP] Users should be able to specify the package source for each of the packages he/she lists as allowed packages, as describe above
Check out the proposals in the accepted
& proposed
folders on the repository, and active PRs for proposals being discussed today.