I setup an internal NuGet server to host internal dll packages. The setup went smoothly. The spec and nupkg were created successfully. However, when I launch a test project and attempt to install it from Manage NuGet Packages it fails.
The internal package shows up under Manage NuGet Packages with an install button. I hit install but it does nothing. I check my references folder and saw nothing added.
If I check the Manage NuGet Packages at solution level, it has a green check mark indicate that it's installed but doesn't give me a Manage option to see which project it was installed to.
My issue is somewhat similar to this post below. The only difference is that I don't have sub folders for my library. I just have 1 dll and I'm putting the nupkg file directly under the Packages folder. NuGet package fails to install
I'm not sure what I did wrong. Any suggestions?
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <packages> <package id="NuGet.CommandLine" version="2.8.2" /> </packages>
I do have an id specified in my spec file though. I'm new to configuring internal NuGet. I didn't know there is a difference. I was following a tutorial and I thought the same nupkg can be installed at both levels (solution and project). – NKD