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Change default .nuget/package folder .NET Core
See original GitHub issueText from documentation:
If not specified, the default NuGet package cache is used. It is found in the .nuget/packages directory in the user's home directory on all operating systems (for example, /home/user1 on Linux or C:\Users\user1 on Windows).
Can I change .nuget/packages location?
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I think the NUGET_PACKAGES environment variable might be what you’re after.
Since there was no action here for a while now, I will close this issue. If the problem still repros, please reopen.