Central Package Management is really great. I work on both .Net Framework 4.8 projects as well as .Net 8 projects and it's funny just how much better .Net is. 1 line to change every project instead of a multitude of lines across 3+ files to change 1 project.
Great Video, Thank yoy kindly Allie Barry for this talk, it's great to see what's new in NuGet, I'm especially excited about the Directory.Packages.props this should help me out with keeping references synced up well across multiple solutions that share projects.
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:02 Ally, *a product manager at Microsoft, introduces new features in NuGet for .NET 8.* 01:44 NuGet *Audit is a security feature identifying vulnerabilities in projects, now enabled by default in .NET 8.* 03:32 NuGet *Audit can be run explicitly or automatically during package maintenance operations.* 05:24 NuGet *notifies users of vulnerabilities in CLI output, Visual Studio UI, and an info bar in the Solution Explorer.* 07:52 The *new Vulnerability Info API allows NuGet to download and consume custom vulnerability information from different package sources.* 09:41 Conditional *package updating in Visual Studio now recognizes and updates conditionally installed packages correctly for specific frameworks.* 11:07 Package *Source Mapping provides fine-grained control over package sources to prevent dependency confusion attacks and offers new functionality in .NET 8.* 15:34 "Https *Everywhere" is an initiative to ensure web security. NuGet in .NET 6.3 warns about non-https sources, and an "allow insecure connections" attribute provides flexibility.* 17:22 Search *by Target Framework on NuGet.org allows users to filter package search results by specific target frameworks, enhancing search precision.* 18:55 Central *Package Management introduced in .NET 6.2 enables centralized management of dependencies across projects, streamlining version control.* 20:40 NuGet's *terms of service updates in March 2023 aim to prevent unexpected behavior in packages and protect against hate speech on the platform.* 22:58 Ally *closes by expressing excitement about NuGet's new features for .NET 8.* Made with HARPA AI
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Central Package Management is really great. I work on both .Net Framework 4.8 projects as well as .Net 8 projects and it's funny just how much better .Net is. 1 line to change every project instead of a multitude of lines across 3+ files to change 1 project.
Great understandable even by foreign talk. thank you
I can't find the NuGet 6.8 Release notes to save my life, are they out?
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Great Video, Thank yoy kindly Allie Barry for this talk, it's great to see what's new in NuGet, I'm especially excited about the Directory.Packages.props this should help me out with keeping references synced up well across multiple solutions that share projects.
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:02 Ally, *a product manager at Microsoft, introduces new features in NuGet for .NET 8.*
01:44 NuGet *Audit is a security feature identifying vulnerabilities in projects, now enabled by default in .NET 8.*
03:32 NuGet *Audit can be run explicitly or automatically during package maintenance operations.*
05:24 NuGet *notifies users of vulnerabilities in CLI output, Visual Studio UI, and an info bar in the Solution Explorer.*
07:52 The *new Vulnerability Info API allows NuGet to download and consume custom vulnerability information from different package sources.*
09:41 Conditional *package updating in Visual Studio now recognizes and updates conditionally installed packages correctly for specific frameworks.*
11:07 Package *Source Mapping provides fine-grained control over package sources to prevent dependency confusion attacks and offers new functionality in .NET 8.*
15:34 "Https *Everywhere" is an initiative to ensure web security. NuGet in .NET 6.3 warns about non-https sources, and an "allow insecure connections" attribute provides flexibility.*
17:22 Search *by Target Framework on NuGet.org allows users to filter package search results by specific target frameworks, enhancing search precision.*
18:55 Central *Package Management introduced in .NET 6.2 enables centralized management of dependencies across projects, streamlining version control.*
20:40 NuGet's *terms of service updates in March 2023 aim to prevent unexpected behavior in packages and protect against hate speech on the platform.*
22:58 Ally *closes by expressing excitement about NuGet's new features for .NET 8.*
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"Systemic prejudice or historical marginalization" What is that? Can you please expand on that?