The only way package feed complexity works -- and really microservices in general -- is to be absolutely fastidious about backwards compatibility of your packag

The only way package feed complexity works -- and really microservices in general -- is to be absolutely fastidious about backwards compatibility of your packages and as open as possible with transitive dependency versions. Nuget does provide mechanisms for obsoleting packages, so it's reasonable to enforce that new packages should allow for a few versions worth of backwards compatibility before deprecation and finally pulling the plug.