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Using NuGet to exchange codes between developers

I use NuGet to find the best way to share and update packages for sharing between several developers.

I installed Nuget and after selecting the option "Manage | NuGet pakages",

I installed the “HtmlAgilityPack” package and noticed that it puts the package directory in the “Solutions” folder.

So, I assume that if I want to share this application so that other developers work on it, I also had to add this package to my repository ....

This is not exactly what I want, since I prefer my packages to be installed in a more global location, so that other applications can also access them ...

Is there a better way to do this?

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It was just added in Nuget 1.6.
See Restoring a Nuget Package .

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If you are concerned that other applications might be accessing packages, no need. NuGet is the central repository for this purpose. If, however, you have custom libraries or custom package configurations that you would like to share, you might consider setting up a custom feed. For more information about hosting your own channel, see the following link:

http://haacked.com/archive/2010/10/21/hosting-your-own-local-and-remote-nupack-feeds.aspx

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1386440/

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