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## Changelog
v.1.4.0.0
* Update: Order number is now using purchaseOrder.OrderNumber instead of payment.ReferenceId. Thanks
[@bjarnef](https://github.com/bjarnef)

v.1.3.0.0
* Bugfix: Removed dependency to ucommerce, moved methods into class so it now works in latest version of ucommerce (7.10.0.17325). Thanks
[@danieland](https://github.com/danieland)
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Please update the NuGet as well https://github.com/Pragmasoft/uCommerce.QuickpayV10/blob/master/tools/NuGet/App.Manifest.nuspec

It also seems this haven't been updated for a while:
https://github.com/Pragmasoft/uCommerce.QuickpayV10/tree/master/package

I can't find the NuGet package published on https://www.nuget.org/ - so it is only available to install it as NuGet package by specifying the -source parameter in package manager console to the local .nupkg file?

It seems we the .nupkg file also was used to install via App Installer in UCommerce section, but we got an updated .nupkg file for v. 1.3.0.0 since it was never uploaded to this repository.

It would be easier if the github releases was used, when a new version is released, so you always can grab the source code for that specific release. And maybe also publish the NuGet package on nuget.org

I am not sure if there is a difference between installing the package via UCommerce App installer vs installing via package manager console window in Visual Studio.

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