c# - How to specify dependency of netcoreapp1.0 on local nuget package? -


i'm working latest release of .net core 1.0 (dotnet-dev-1.0.0-preview2-003121) under ubuntu 16.04 lts.

i have local shared library written under mono ported .net core (netstandard 1.6) , use dotnet pack produce .nupkg , .symbols.nupkg.

now create netcoreapp1.0 using dotnet new, how can write dependencies in project.json add local dll or nuget package references, adding dll reference in vs/mono previously?

i read .net core rc2 using own local nuget package: folder netstandard1.5 contains invalid version seems not solve problem.

you need tell dotnet can find nuget package. can using nuget.config file, either local 1 or global one.

to set directory package source locally, create file named nuget.config file in project directory, or 1 of directories directory tree it, containing like:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <configuration>   <packagesources>     <add key="my-local-source" value="path/to/your/local/source" />   </packagesources> </configuration>

to set package source globally, change global nuget.config file instead. on linux, location ~/.nuget/nuget/nuget.config.


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