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This ShopifySharp library (btw, it's good and helpful, thank you) currently references Newtonsoft.Json v7.0 . It's kind of an old version (at this point 9.0.1 is up) and makes it impossible to use newer version of Json.NET if you add ShopifySharp as NuGet package. Maybe you can update Json.NET version dependency in future releases.
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I just found out that you can actually specify version range in NuGet package dependency, so others can actually use newer versions of libraries even when other Nuget package that uses stops development.
Thanks for the suggestion! I can't think of any problems with at least allowing a range of versions. I'll need to test it first, and if it all goes well I'll publish an update in the next week or so.
I haven't actually created Nuget package myself and not a Nuget expert, but it seems like you don't have dependency specified in nuspec at all, so it just expects Newtonsoft.Json.dll in bin directory with version specified in your lib project. And if it doesn't find needed version - it just breaks.
You need specify your external references in nuspec. If I'll have time I'll try to test it myself on this or next weekend.
This ShopifySharp library (btw, it's good and helpful, thank you) currently references Newtonsoft.Json v7.0 . It's kind of an old version (at this point 9.0.1 is up) and makes it impossible to use newer version of Json.NET if you add ShopifySharp as NuGet package. Maybe you can update Json.NET version dependency in future releases.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: