To fix the problem at hand in the most convenient manner, simply select “Enable NuGet Package Restore” which is the second of the NuGet-related options. Right-click on the Solution from the Visual Studio Solution Explorer and notice the two NuGet-related options in the pop-up menu. Check out MyGet,org for a hosted private solution that works fine with NuGet machinery.) Solution #2: Empower NuGet to Self-Heal (Having private libraries is no longer a reason to do this either. Personally, that seems so last year, and I don’t take this approach for libraries available through NuGet. Solution #1: Capture All Binaries ( not recommended)Ĭheck into source control the binaries for those packages your project depend on so they’ll always be there. There are at least two reasonable solutions. In my experience, this usually relates to NuGet packages. Not all of the binary library dependencies are checked into github (trying to just check in source code), so how does this happen and how should it be fixed? This just happened to me because I pulled down the Page of Photos source code from github for the first time to a certain dev machine. Ever pull down the source code for a project, only to find many errors of the “The type or namespace name ‘Optimization’ does not exist in the namespace ‘System.Web’ ( are you missing an assembly reference?)” variety?
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