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April 30, 2013Apr 30, 201304/30/13In the NuGet 2.5 release, we added the MinClientVersion property to the package manifest schema to allow for a package to demand the minimum version of the NuGet client that can install it.
Because this feature was added in version 2.5,
April 26, 2013Apr 26, 201304/26/13In the NuGet 2.5 release notes, we called out that NuGet now has support for native projects. We wanted to explain exactly what “support for native projects” means.
Visual Studio Support
Until NuGet 2.5, if you were working in a Visual C++ project,
April 25, 2013Apr 25, 201304/25/13Download it now
NuGet was included in all editions of Visual Studio 2012 and it’s also available for Visual Studio 2010 through the Visual Studio Extension Manager. To get the latest version of NuGet installed in Visual Studio, either check for updates in the extension manager or download the latest version directly.
April 22, 2013Apr 22, 201304/22/13Sitting there since October 12, 2010, with a total of 55 votes accumulated since then, there’s a NuGet feature that has had more than its fair share of attention: Support Visual Studio (XDT) Web.config Transforms. It’s the 17th highest voted work item of all time for NuGet,
April 19, 2013Apr 19, 201304/19/13TL;DR The preview.nuget.org site is going away. Switch to staging.nuget.org by April 26th!
Goodbye preview.nuget.org
We have a version of the NuGet Gallery called “Preview” and it’s been hosted at preview.nuget.org since early in the Gallery’s lifetime. Until recently, our QA team used preview.nuget.org to do their testing,
April 15, 2013Apr 15, 201304/15/13Updated: The NuGet 2.5 Release Candidate was available from April 15 to April 25, 2013. For the several hundred of you that downloaded the release candidate, we truly appreciate your verification of the RC build that became the final release.
What’s Included in NuGet 2.5
This release was so big,
April 11, 2013Apr 11, 201304/11/13The NuGet Gallery crew has gotten into a rhythm of publishing updates every 2 weeks. With the increased update frequency, we found that we needed to create a changelog to highlight new features. That changelog is now available directly from within our source repository on GitHub.
April 4, 2013Apr 4, 201304/4/13On March 6th 2013, nuget.org’s package download was broken for one and a half hours. Some outages involve factors beyond our control; this time it was very much our own fault and we would like to apologize. We also want to openly discuss the outage and reassure you that we are working on preventing reoccurences.
