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Safe NuGet package management rules for .NET projects. Enforces using dotnet CLI commands instead of manually editing .csproj files.
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| name | nuget-manager |
| description | Safe NuGet package management rules for .NET projects. Enforces using dotnet CLI commands instead of manually editing .csproj files. |
| user-invocable | false |
Safely manage NuGet packages in .NET projects.
Prevent common mistakes when adding, removing, or updating NuGet packages. The dotnet CLI is the only safe way to modify package references.
.csproj to Add or Remove Packages<PackageReference> elements to .csproj files<PackageReference> elements from .csproj filesdotnet add package and dotnet remove package CLI commandsWhen updating a package version that already exists:
dotnet package search <name> --exact-match --format json.csproj, Directory.Packages.props, or Directory.Build.props)dotnet restoredotnet builddotnet add <project.csproj> package <PackageName>
dotnet add <project.csproj> package <PackageName> --version <version>
dotnet remove <project.csproj> package <PackageName>
dotnet list <project.csproj> package
dotnet list <project.csproj> package --outdated
dotnet package search <name> --exact-match --format json
dotnet restore
1. Verify version exists
└─> dotnet package search Newtonsoft.Json --exact-match --format json
2. Check management location
└─> Is version in .csproj? Directory.Packages.props? Directory.Build.props?
3. Update the version string in the correct file
4. Restore and verify
└─> dotnet restore && dotnet build
| Mistake | Why It's Wrong | Correct Approach |
|---|---|---|
Edit .csproj to add package | May miss transitive dependencies, won't update lock file | dotnet add package |
Edit .csproj to remove package | May leave orphan transitive deps | dotnet remove package |
| Update version without verifying | Version may not exist on feed | dotnet package search first |
Skip dotnet restore after changes | Build will fail with missing refs | Always restore after changes |
This skill applies when:
.csproj, .fsproj, or centrally manageddotnet CLI is availableFor non-.NET projects, use the appropriate package manager:
npm install / npm uninstallpip install / pip uninstall