How to Get a List of all NuGet Resources in a Project
Sometime support will ask you to give a list of packages in your project from Visual Studios.
Going in manually and getting all of them along with their versions is tedious so try this method.
This will return all packages in your project along with some information about them if wanted.
First, open visual studios on your desired project.
Then we will go and open up the Package Manager Console.
This is found under the Tools tab in VS and down on the drop down under NuGet Package Manager.
Select the Package Manager Console.
Once open, paste this command into it.
Get-Package | Select-Object Id, Version, ProjectName | Sort-Object -Property Id, ProjectName
When this is done it will give a formatted list in the terminal of the different packages in your project.
Example output:
Id Version ProjectName -- ------- ----------- DS.Documents.Barcode 8.0.1 EndUserDesignerDS.Documents.Imaging 8.0.1 EndUserDesignerMESCIUS.ActiveReports.Core.DataProviders.Excel 2.0.0 EndUserDesignerMESCIUS.ActiveReports.Design.Win 19.0.0 EndUserDesignerMESCIUS.ActiveReports.Export.Excel 19.0.0 EndUserDesignerMESCIUS.ActiveReports.Export.Html 19.0.0 EndUserDesignerMESCIUS.ActiveReports.Export.Image 19.0.0 EndUserDesignerMESCIUS.ActiveReports.Export.Pdf 19.0.0 EndUserDesignerMESCIUS.ActiveReports.Export.Rdf 19.0.0 EndUserDesignerMESCIUS.ActiveReports.Export.Word 19.0.0 EndUserDesignerMESCIUS.ActiveReports.Export.Xml 19.0.0 EndUserDesignerMySqlConnector 2.2.7 EndUserDesignerNpgsql 6.0.11 EndUserDesignerSystem.Data.SQLite.Core 1.0.118 EndUserDesignerSystem.Resources.Extensions 6.0.0 EndUserDesignerSystem.Text.Encoding.CodePages 6.0.0 EndUserDesigner
You can edit, sort and add columns as needed, but this is an easy standard way to get your items along with the version and project they belong to if it is a multi project solution.
Victor Stahlman