> This wasn't all that uncommon in the early days of .net core Good heavens was that a mess. It had been a nice 15+ years of easy-peasy with dependency managem

> This wasn't all that uncommon in the early days of .net core Good heavens was that a mess. It had been a nice 15+ years of easy-peasy with dependency management prior to that in MS-land, though. It seemed that a fair amount of the problems were MS learning the pitfalls of how they packaged System assemblies for NuGet. Then the compatibility shim mostly brought things back to what we had been used to in .Net (works) - even easier, in fact, now that automatic assembly binding in builds isn't a minefield.