How To Find Out Which NuGet Packages Depend on Yours

Posted by: youve been HAACKED, on 24 Feb 2011 | View original | Bookmarked: 0 time(s)

Renaming a package ID is a potentially destructive action and one we dont recommend doing. Why? Well if any other packages depend on your package, youve effectively broken them if you change your package ID. For example, today I wanted to rename a poorly named package, MicrosoftWebMvc, to Mvc2Futures. What I ended up doing is recreating the same package with the new ID and uploading it. That way existing packages that depend on MicrosoftWebMvc arent broken. But now, I have two packages that have...

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