#NUGET INSTALL FOR MAC#

For this reason, developers working in Visual Studio typically prefer using the console to the CLI. For example, installing a package through the console adds a reference to the project whereas the CLI command does not. However, console commands operate within the context of Visual Studio and a saved project/solution and often accomplish more than their equivalent CLI commands. Install-Package Elmah -ProjectName MyProjectДЄll operations that are available in the console can also be done with the NuGet CLI. # Install the Elmah package to the project named MyProject. If you already know this, skip to step 3. Open the project/solution in Visual Studio, and open the console using the Tools > NuGet Package Manager > Package Manager Console command.ДЇind the package you want to install. Find and install a packageДЇor example, finding and installing a package is done with three easy steps: When using the Package Management Console in Visual Studio, the commands and arguments documented in this present topic apply. Specifically, each environment has commands that are not available in the other, and commands with the same name may also differ in their specific arguments. The commands listed here are specific to the Package Manager Console in Visual Studio, and differ from the Package Management module commands that are available in a general PowerShell environment.

#NUGET INSTALL FOR MAC#

It is not included with Visual Studio for Mac or Visual Studio Code. The console is built into Visual Studio on Windows. To use nuget.exe CLI commands in the console, see Using the nuget.exe CLI in the console. Using the console is necessary in cases where the Package Manager UI does not provide a way to perform an operation. The NuGet Package Manager Console lets you use NuGet PowerShell commands to find, install, uninstall, and update NuGet packages. Install and manage packages with the Package Manager Console in Visual Studio (PowerShell)

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