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Improve resolver failure messages #1373
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This is only for packages.config, not xplat scenarios. My current thinking is that this should be fixed by using a simple failure message from the optimistic resolver once that perf improvement goes in. |
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Please port to 3.4.5. |
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Resolver constraint error messages do not show enough information in some cases.
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Expected:
If the original constraint problem is the core issue, that will be surfaced in the message
Actual:
NuGet favors messages around new dependencies since they are usually the problem, but in this case the existing packages are the problem and they are not listed in the error message.
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