If you're going to build via cli, you'll already be using 'nuget restore'[1] as part of a bat file or whatever in your build. And you'd have to be pretty belli

If you're going to build via cli, you'll already be using 'nuget restore'[1] as part of a bat file or whatever in your build. And you'd have to be pretty belligerent of VS to use a cli to create a .Net project instead of clicking 'File > New > Project...'. Although the amount of crap they add in to a asp.net project these days is phenomenal. You spend 20 minutes deleting all the junk they've added. It just seems to be a simplification. In all honesty the article doesn't actually say anything really about why we should use it. [1] https://docs.nuget.org/consume/command-line-reference#restore-command https://docs.nuget.org/consume/command-line-reference#restor...