We will write a basic test script, that will open up visual studio code’s official website, and verify if the “Download for Mac” button text is proper or not. Using NUnit.Framework; using NUnit. NuGet is the most popular package manager for.NET development and is built in to Visual Studio for Mac and Visual Studio on Windows. You can search for and add packages to your Xamarin.iOS and Xamarin.Android projects using either IDE. Visual Studio for Mac does not have any support for version constraints in PackageReferences currently. It looks like Visual Studio 2017 on Windows does not support it either. If you create a normal class library project, add the PackageReference you have specified, then restore the packages, then use the PowerShell console to 'Update-Package System.IdentityModel.Tokens.Jwt` the NuGet package.

Hi, When I push to a feed from the command line using -ApiKey Admin:Admin I am prompted for credentials, even though no API key is set for the feed. J zip for mac. I also removed the API Key from the advanced settings page in the web user interface. Anonymous Authentication is enabled in IIS (I have tried Forms Authentication as well). When I enter the admin credentials, the package is successfully pushed. Below is the command I am using: nuget.exe push MyPackage.1.0.0.nupkg -ApiKey Admin:Admin -Source Pushing MyPackage 1.0.0 to 'Please provide credentials for: UserName: Admin Password: ***** Your package was pushed. I need to be able to push without being prompted for credentials, since this will be executed using the Team City NuGet Publish build runner.

Now I was caught in a holding pattern for a few weeks, while the team was looking for some free time to create an updated NuGet package. It became clear that NuGet was a low priority afterthought, and a well-justified afterthought at that. One of the KnockoutJS core team members, Ryan Niemeyer, confirmed that NuGet would be updated eventually.

Bower has a flat dependency tree, meaning any required dependencies are installed right under /bower_components, not under the package that requires it. For example, the bower.json file for jQuery UI lists a dependency of “jquery”: “>=1.6,” meaning if jQuery isn’t installed yet, the latest version of the jQuery package will be installed to /bower_components, as long as it’s at least version 1.6. Updating or uninstalling packages is pretty straightforward and includes version and dependency checks. The bower.json File At this point if I deleted the /bower_components folder, I’d have no idea what packages were installed or required by my application. If I gave the source code (with no packages) to another developer or brought it to another environment, such as a build server without the bower_components folder, that developer and I would be out of luck. If you’re familiar with NuGet, this is similar to missing the packages.config file. Ideally, you want a bower.json file in your application so Bower can track your package dependencies and versions, but it’s optional.