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.
@buhakmeh@collinalpert 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." https://t.co/ihMVGPCmKu ¯\_(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! https://t.co/bKDrVitXAw
@knocte@DevonBurriss@jbeeko@AzureFunctions@PaketManager 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?
https://t.co/ISYYIkNu1a #paket#fsharp