SPM: Expose transitive dependency types
I’m developing a Swift Package distributed via SPM. I have other dependencies (Swift packages) that my package depends on. Is it possible to expose types (classes, structs, etc.) defined in the dependencies to the client app? So given;
Why do most package managers not keep a single reusable library with different versions of each package?
When you use a Python virtual environment, you can activate it for different projects. Whatever packages are in it will be used by the project code. When you use npm, there will be a node_modules folder where the packages are kept, and this is per project.
Get license information for all used NuGet packages
To keep our house in order, I want to automatically assemble licenses for project dependencies in our documentation, rather than having to add them manually.
Get license information for all used NuGet packages
To keep our house in order, I want to automatically assemble licenses for project dependencies in our documentation, rather than having to add them manually.
Get license information for all used NuGet packages
To keep our house in order, I want to automatically assemble licenses for project dependencies in our documentation, rather than having to add them manually.
Get license information for all used NuGet packages
To keep our house in order, I want to automatically assemble licenses for project dependencies in our documentation, rather than having to add them manually.
Get license information for all used NuGet packages
To keep our house in order, I want to automatically assemble licenses for project dependencies in our documentation, rather than having to add them manually.
Get license information for all used NuGet packages
To keep our house in order, I want to automatically assemble licenses for project dependencies in our documentation, rather than having to add them manually.
Get license information for all used NuGet packages
To keep our house in order, I want to automatically assemble licenses for project dependencies in our documentation, rather than having to add them manually.
Deleting Old Nuget Package Folders after upgrading
Should you delete the old Nuget package files/folders under the packages directory after you upgrade a package?