- no local dependencies^
- 'unable to resolve x, arbitrarily picked 1.4.3'
- no lock file
- nuspec file configuration hell
- nuget v2 and v3 feeds arbitrarily going down
- installing a specific nuget version on anything other than windows.
Basically, it 'just works' for simple senarios, its just not very good for anything else.
If you want a comprehensive guide to why its not awesome look at the 'packet' website, they cover the issues quite clearly.
^ you can actually use local dependencies, but its irritating and poorly supported (still uses the global system cache, forcing a cache flush to update).
Basically, it 'just works' for simple senarios, its just not very good for anything else.
If you want a comprehensive guide to why its not awesome look at the 'packet' website, they cover the issues quite clearly.
^ you can actually use local dependencies, but its irritating and poorly supported (still uses the global system cache, forcing a cache flush to update).