Paket is a dependency manager for .NET and Mono projects, works well with NuGet packages and also allows to reference files directly from GitHub repositories.
Also yay for CPM evangelizing! Happy to see some of these features coming to NuGet. The single shared version concept was always one of my favorite parts of @PaketManager
"Since this is not a new feature and has been around in one shape or form for a few years, we’re still learning and need your feedback more than ever to ensure these features can meet your expectations." devblogs.microsoft.com/nuget… ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Over 4 years after our last major release: let's celebrate the @PaketManager 6.0 with support for dotnet 6, scripting support and much more. Big thanks to all contributors and users! fsprojects.github.io/Paket/r…
well I disagree, I use VS every day and also manage to pop up a terminal and type in:
dotnet paket install x
dotnet paket restore
dotnet paket update
dotnet restore
dotnet build
you can hire anyone an teach them those commands in 5 minutes.
Hi F# users, I recently started to use dependabot for watching my dependencies. It works really great for js packages. But currently it only watches nuget references in fsproj files. Someone interested in adding a Paket lock file crawler?
github.com/dependabot/depend…#paket#fsharp
Morning everyone! A good way for you to start the day - learn about the latest performance improvements in @PaketManager . A great example of how the netcore ecosystem is helping independent OSS tools thrive compositional-it.com/news-bl…@nuget@dotnet