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Various problems using nuget #214
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This should be |
Now get (vs 2013 .net 4.5 project):
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Install-Package Shimmer -Project UserManager |
@stefanolson @paulcbetts I have a different avenue to raise the package name issue, I'll pick this up tomorrow @stefanolson stick to Shimmer for the moment, a future update will switch you over to Squirrel once we have our ducks all lined up. Apologies for the delays. |
@shiftkey Thanks |
@stefanolson I had the same trouble, and wrote down what I had to do to get Squirrel working; it might help with some of the problems you're experiencing. |
@bgrainger Thanks Bradley, that helped point me in the right direction. |
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I'm trying to install the nuget package into my application. Unfortunately the documentation here is not particularly clear on what to do:
https://github.com/squirrel/Squirrel.Windows/wiki/QuickStart
It says do this:
•Install-Package Squirrel -Project TestApp
To which the package manager says:
Install-Package : Unable to find package 'Squirrel'.
At line:1 char:1
so I try using the much easier nuget UI, and I find three different squirrel packages. So I installed the client one, expecting to find the nuspec file described in the previously mentioned documentation, but can't see that, so I then try and install the Squirrel.WiXUiClient, not being in any way sure what the difference between the two is :-) anyway, the second one won't install: "Updating 'Rx-Main 2.1.30214.0' to 'Rx-Main 2.0.21030' failed. Unable to find versions of 'Squirrel.Core, Squirrel.Client' that are compatible with 'Rx-Main 2.0.21030'." So I can't install that one.
Which package do I actually need to install?
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