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  • Chores
    • Centralized package version management into a single solution-wide configuration file for easier maintenance and consistency.
    • Removed redundant package version configuration files from individual project directories.
    • Added lock files to ensure consistent and reproducible package dependency resolution for both main and test projects.
    • Updated solution structure to organize shared configuration files under a unified "Solution Items" folder.
    • Enabled package restore with lock files and Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) generation for improved build reliability and transparency.

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Centralized package version management was introduced by adding a top-level Directory.Packages.props file and removing previous per-folder props files. Solution items were reorganized to reference this new file. Lock files for NuGet dependencies were added for both main and test projects. Build properties for package lock file usage and SBOM generation were enabled.

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File(s) Change Summary
Directory.Packages.props New file for central package version management; defines versions for all dependencies.
src/Directory.Packages.props
test/Directory.Packages.props
Deleted; previous per-folder central package management files removed.
MinimalKafka.sln Solution items reorganized; Directory.Packages.props now in top-level "Solution Items" folder.
src/Directory.Build.props Enabled package lock file and SBOM generation; added references to SonarAnalyzer.CSharp and Microsoft.Sbom.Targets.
test/Directory.Build.props Enabled package lock file usage in test project builds.
src/MinimalKafka/packages.lock.json
test/MinimalKafka.Tests/packages.lock.json
Added NuGet lock files for main and test projects to ensure reproducible dependency resolution.

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    Developer->>Solution: Add/Update package reference (no version)
    Solution->>Directory.Packages.props: Resolve package version centrally
    BuildSystem->>NuGet: Restore packages using lock file
    NuGet-->>BuildSystem: Provide exact package versions as per lock file
    BuildSystem->>BuildSystem: Generate SBOM (if enabled)
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src/Directory.Build.props (1)

51-55: Add static analysis and SBOM targets
Referencing SonarAnalyzer.CSharp and Microsoft.Sbom.Targets integrates code quality checks and SBOM tasks.

For consistency, normalize the casing of PrivateAssets (e.g., use "all" in both entries).

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test/Directory.Build.props (1)

11-11: Enable package restore with lock file in tests
Adding <RestorePackagesWithLockFile> ensures reproducible dependency restores for your test projects.

MinimalKafka.sln (1)

24-28: Centralize package version management under Solution Items
Introducing a top-level “Solution Items” folder with Directory.Packages.props consolidates package versions across all projects.

src/Directory.Build.props (1)

12-13: Enable locked restores and SBOM generation
Setting <RestorePackagesWithLockFile> and <GenerateSBOM> guarantees consistent package resolution and produces a software bill of materials.

Directory.Packages.props (2)

1-5: Enable central package version management
Activating <ManagePackageVersionsCentrally> turns on centralized version control for all solution packages.


6-22: Define package versions centrally
Centralizing all PackageVersion entries ensures uniform dependency versions across test and production projects.

src/MinimalKafka/packages.lock.json (1)

1-355: Lock file added for reproducible builds
The auto-generated packages.lock.json locks exact resolved package versions, ensuring consistent builds at each restore.

test/MinimalKafka.Tests/packages.lock.json (1)

1-481: Approve addition of test project lock file.

The packages.lock.json is correctly formatted, locks all direct and transitive dependencies for the MinimalKafka.Tests project targeting .NET 8.0, and ensures reproducible restores. No manual edits are needed.

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