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Proposal: add <PackageFileReference /> in project file
See original GitHub issue<PackageFileReference Include="../../privatepackags/myapp.nupkg" /> as an alternative to <Reference /> , Reference point to .dll , and PackageFileReference point to .nupkg .
Reasons for not use use myget or self deployed nuget server.
- myget is slow.
- deploy and configurate an nuget server costing time.
.dllfile is bad for dependency and for multi-target .- private nuget package that has same name and version on nuget or myget
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- Created 5 years ago
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You can add a plain, normal folder to your NuGet.config, it doesn’t have to be a URL. Just put your nupkg files there.
Thank you all, I will try the @antiufo suggestion . and I’ll fill a issue at nuget/home for discussion purpose.