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First: Great project! Love the output! Just what I wanted - except that I need it for 'legacyc' .net apps...
After stealing most of your code and made it work with regular .net apps, I got errors fetching information on some dependencies of mine.
In NuGetClient you check for 'paged' version listings. If there are multiple items listings, you assume that multiple batches of versions needs to be fetched. But for NLog the batches are included in the first request for some reason.
Another strange package, is the WebActivator package. This listing has no version marked as "listed": true. That leads to the status.WantedVersion in DependencyStatus never being set, ending up with a Value can not be null when comparing dependency.CurrentVersion and status.WantedVersion.
Again - both a great and a needed tool! I'll probably modify it further to consolidate multiple project in a solution as well.
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First: Great project! Love the output! Just what I wanted - except that I need it for 'legacyc' .net apps...
After stealing most of your code and made it work with regular .net apps, I got errors fetching information on some dependencies of mine.
In NuGetClient you check for 'paged' version listings. If there are multiple
items
listings, you assume that multiple batches of versions needs to be fetched. But forNLog the batches are included in the first request for some reason.
There are other examples of this, like RazorEngine and NewRelicWindowsAzure.
Another strange package, is the WebActivator package. This listing has no version marked as
"listed": true
. That leads to thestatus.WantedVersion
in DependencyStatus never being set, ending up with aValue can not be null
when comparingdependency.CurrentVersion
andstatus.WantedVersion
.Again - both a great and a needed tool! I'll probably modify it further to consolidate multiple project in a solution as well.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: