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Question: Is there a way to force to get latest version of nuget?
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Is there an option in the #load "nuget:package.name, 1.0.0" notation to force to get the latest version. It seems as if I put * as the version, it always takes the ‘first’ version. For example, I have a 1.0.0 and a 1.0.1. When I run it will always take 1.0.0 if I specify * as version.
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Yes
I will follow up on this one and create a test case the coming days. What I had was, I created a new package 1.0, used that in the script, next, I created an update on the package 1.1, and ran the same script again. Then it just used the 1.0 package all the time. I will try to replicate that scenario.