Package Manager UI: Consolidate or Update packages operations should not be blocked due to errors (Package Downgrade, etc.) - #9224
NuGet features should light up for projects that have the capability; "PackageReferences" - #9957
Suppress No-Op Restore messages in Visual Studio - #6384
Bugs:
OutputWindowTextWriter constructor should not be called on background thread - #9764
Restore signed packages on Big Endian CPUs - #9547
OutputConsoleLogger should not call affinitized methods in MEF constructors - #9591
Bug in NuGet.CommandLine.Console PrintJustified() method - #9737
Package Manager UI memory leak when package metadata is garbage collected due to a bad binding - #9757
[Signing] No warning is showed in Error List when installing a signed package with packages.config format in Package Manager UI - #9798
NuGet.CommandLine.XPlat should not have public APIs - #9821
Reduce resource contention at Solution Load time caused by blocking a threaded-pool thread with BlockingCollection.Take() - #9822
In command line restore, with multi targeted projects, NuGet should read the target framework related information from the inner build - #9869
Read Runtime Identifier graph through TargetFrameworkInformation item - #9874
Static graph restore is inconsistent with regards to CrossTargeting property in compared to Visual Studio and regular MSBuild evaluation restore - #9881
In static graph restore, with multi targeted projects, NuGet should read the target framework related information from the inner build. - #9870
Allow net5.0-platform projects to be loaded and restored in Visual Studio - #9863
Display the resolved version in the Package Manager UI - #9826
Package Manager UI: Solution Explorer is not showing all NuGet package dependencies - #9898
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