Paket What is Paket? Paket is a dependency manager for .NET projects. Paket enables precise and predictable control over your dependencies. With Paket, you can reference: NuGet packages Files …

The paket.dependencies file The paket.dependencies file is used to specify rules regarding your application's dependencies. It contains top level dependencies from all projects in the solution, while …

Paket installation This guide will show you How to set up Paket for a specific repository. How to install Paket for Windows, Linux, or macOS. How to ensure paket.exe is available via command line and …

This step is the same as with traditional .NET projects. Specifying dependencies for dotnet CLI tools Paket 5.5 and later supports a new keyword for the paket.dependencies file: The clitool reference …

The Paket bootstrapper (paket.bootstrapper.exe) The bootstrapper downloads the latest stable paket.exe. By default, the bootstrapper caches downloaded versions of paket.exe for the current …

FAQ — Frequently Asked Questions I do not understand why I need Paket to manage my packages. Why can't I just use NuGet.exe and packages.config? NuGet does not separate out the concept of …

Unlike paket update, paket install will only look for new versions of dependencies that have been modified in paket.dependencies and use the version from paket.lock for all other dependencies.

Using Paket from F# Interactive This page demonstrates how to use Paket from the F# Interactive. Download latest paket.exe (optional) As first step we need to download and reference the latest …

When you run a paket command, it will generate the paket.lock file. All three file types must be committed to source control. Important paket commands The most frequently used Paket commands …

The paket.local file The paket.local file is used for testing changes before releasing new version of a dependent project. Notes: !!! This feature works only for old-style .NET projects. If will not work with …