i have a project where i include 2 submodules from git. Both projects have \"nuget package restore\" enabled, the parent project too. The package folder in the two included
If you're using VS2015 Update 1 or later, you can convert your project to use project.json to fix this.
In short:
Uninstall-Package -Force -RemoveDependencies for all your packages. You may wanna copy-paste your packages.config in notepad before you do this.packages.config from the project, save the project, unload.props files at the top related to nuget elements that reference a package.targets files at the bottom that reference nuget - usually starts with: Add project.json with:
{
"dependencies": {
},
"frameworks": {
".NETFramework,Version=v4.6.1": {}
},
"runtimes": {
"win": {}
}
}
Finally add your packages again, either by hand under dependencies or using Install-Package or with the nuget UI in VS.
I've also had to remove any Microsoft.Bcl.* packages from my projects because they explicitly look for a packages.config file.
EDIT: this (removing the Microsoft.Bcl.* packages will give you a compile-time error, even though the project will build fine, because the .targets file Microsoft.Bcl.Build adds will still look for packages.config.
To suppress this, edit your project file and add:
true
This needs to go to the first that doesn't have a Condition attribute set. If there isn't one, just add another at the top, like:
true