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We have a huge Solution which has six individual projects. I have had to add one to handle Windows 10 Notifications using the Microsoft.Toolkit.UWP.Notifications nuget. Unfortunately this meant converting this project to a PackageReference. The rest of the projects do not use this, they all use the standard package.config method.
The nuget path is in the C:\Users\username.nuget\packages\ folder. This causes a problem when we all check in/out of Git as we obviously all have different users paths.
Is there any way to override where the Notifications widget gets installed to?
Or, is there a way to override the requirement for it to be migrated to a PackageReference project?
Many thanks.
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Hi, @Richard Twyning
May I know whether your issue has been solved or not? If not, please share it in here.
We can't convert everything to Package Reference as it's a massive legacy solution with already five projects and 95% VB.
I've had to pull the notifications project out into it's own project and then we only include it via the DLL.
I wish Microsoft wouldn't keep making all these changes :-(
Hi, @Richard Twyning
Great to hear that. I am sorry that my answer did not help you.
Hi, @Richard Twyning
Welcome to Microsoft Q&A!
About how to migrate your project from packages.config to PackageReference, you can refer to this document.
Sincerely,
Peng
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No sorry, that wasn't possible as it's part of a massive legacy project that contains 95% visual BASIC and I can't risk breaking any of that.
We have solved it by pulling the notification project out into it's own solution and building it separately and then including it only as a DLL.