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No, unless the package intentionally includes them.
By manual you mean downloading a nupkg? It's just a zip, you can unzip it and check for yourself
But generally no
yes
Let's suppose that my package Banana.MyPackage depends on Potato.Utils
If I download Banana.MyPackage and reference it directly into my project without downloading Potato.Utils and doing the same thing will I get an error?
you have to dowload both manually
the question is why you're doing it
it's better to reference the package, in which case dependencies are resolved (in most cases)
I'm writing a package manager
To JavaScript projects that are using .NET assemblies
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taking notes
thanks
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I'm doing something like npm
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I'm doing like that because the target is a Js .NET runtime
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so I will have a way to dyamically install .NET packages in the js environment
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the * is nice
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In my logic * means latest of the section
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1.1.* means that will be the latest patchUnknown User•3y ago
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that can be
1.1.1, 1.1.2... whatever is the latest patchUnknown User•3y ago
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So
what if isolated dependencies 😈
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My project having dependency to
Potato 2.3.2 but another dependency of my project depends on Potato 2.1.1, then, that dependency will have its own isolated version of Potato without having nothing with my direct Potato dependencyUnknown User•3y ago
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Im truly thinking about clone npm and changing its interface to access nuget instead of npmjs
making the needed adaptations
tebeco#0205
if you project depends on A B C DIRECTLY
and there's a 1.2.4 for C
what do you do ?
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jeez I hate graphs
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Yeah
It is a good challenge for my free time
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Following the npm standards, static version until
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mmm
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why didnt they choose < and > insetad of [ )
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good question
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Got an idea: universal package manager for
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understood
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I could write an actual yearly roadmap with all these informations
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Understood
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I like the concepts, do you want to be updated with my progress?
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Yes, Ill ping (I'm almost sure of that)
Thanks for the info
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Notion here we go