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How do I update nuget files
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Im creating a webform aspx site. I have updated Bootstrap from 3.7.7 to 4.3.1 with Nuget manager. It took over a day before the new bootstrap files was added to debug.
Now I like to go back again, so I choose version 3.7.7 from Nuget again, and all files in Visual studio show correct. But when I run the debug the source files are linked to 4.3.1.
Can I force the changes to take effect? So I dont have to wait.
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Im creating a webform aspx site. I have updated Bootstrap from 3.7.7 to 4.3.1 with Nuget manager. It took over a day before the new bootstrap files was added to debug.
Now I like to go back again, so I choose version 3.7.7 from Nuget again, and all files in Visual studio show correct. But when I run the debug the source files are linked to 4.3.1.
Can I force the changes to take effect? So I dont have to wait.
twitter-bootstrap visual-studio nuget updates
edited Mar 27 at 12:31
ascripter
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asked Mar 27 at 8:24
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Look for your reference to bootstrap within the code, make sure the paths are correct.
– bilpor
Mar 27 at 8:31
"It took over a day before the new bootstrap files was added to debug." what do you mean by this ?
– D.J.
Mar 27 at 12:37
Since it's a webforms project, you're probably using nuget packages withpackages.config. In this case, NuGet will change the contents of your project when you install a different version of the package. If you use source control, you should see the files changed. If you don't see the changes in your browser, it's probably a deployment or caching issue.
– zivkan
Mar 27 at 22:01
Hi, how did you know the source file are linking to the 4.3.1 during the debugging process? Could you please share more detail information about how to reproduce this issue, that will help us analysis, thanks.
– Sara Liu - MSFT
Mar 28 at 8:22
There was some visual studio cache that needed to be clear.
– Bo Christensen
Apr 29 at 11:26
add a comment |
Im creating a webform aspx site. I have updated Bootstrap from 3.7.7 to 4.3.1 with Nuget manager. It took over a day before the new bootstrap files was added to debug.
Now I like to go back again, so I choose version 3.7.7 from Nuget again, and all files in Visual studio show correct. But when I run the debug the source files are linked to 4.3.1.
Can I force the changes to take effect? So I dont have to wait.
twitter-bootstrap visual-studio nuget updates
edited Mar 27 at 12:31
ascripter
2,7008 gold badges23 silver badges38 bronze badges
asked Mar 27 at 8:24
Bo ChristensenBo Christensen
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Im creating a webform aspx site. I have updated Bootstrap from 3.7.7 to 4.3.1 with Nuget manager. It took over a day before the new bootstrap files was added to debug.
Now I like to go back again, so I choose version 3.7.7 from Nuget again, and all files in Visual studio show correct. But when I run the debug the source files are linked to 4.3.1.
Can I force the changes to take effect? So I dont have to wait.
twitter-bootstrap visual-studio nuget updates
twitter-bootstrap visual-studio nuget updates
edited Mar 27 at 12:31
ascripter
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asked Mar 27 at 8:24
Bo ChristensenBo Christensen
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edited Mar 27 at 12:31
ascripter
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edited Mar 27 at 12:31
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edited Mar 27 at 12:31
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edited Mar 27 at 12:31
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asked Mar 27 at 8:24
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asked Mar 27 at 8:24
Bo ChristensenBo Christensen
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1
Look for your reference to bootstrap within the code, make sure the paths are correct.
– bilpor
Mar 27 at 8:31
"It took over a day before the new bootstrap files was added to debug." what do you mean by this ?
– D.J.
Mar 27 at 12:37
Since it's a webforms project, you're probably using nuget packages withpackages.config. In this case, NuGet will change the contents of your project when you install a different version of the package. If you use source control, you should see the files changed. If you don't see the changes in your browser, it's probably a deployment or caching issue.
– zivkan
Mar 27 at 22:01
Hi, how did you know the source file are linking to the 4.3.1 during the debugging process? Could you please share more detail information about how to reproduce this issue, that will help us analysis, thanks.
– Sara Liu - MSFT
Mar 28 at 8:22
There was some visual studio cache that needed to be clear.
– Bo Christensen
Apr 29 at 11:26
add a comment |
1
Look for your reference to bootstrap within the code, make sure the paths are correct.
– bilpor
Mar 27 at 8:31
"It took over a day before the new bootstrap files was added to debug." what do you mean by this ?
– D.J.
Mar 27 at 12:37
Since it's a webforms project, you're probably using nuget packages withpackages.config. In this case, NuGet will change the contents of your project when you install a different version of the package. If you use source control, you should see the files changed. If you don't see the changes in your browser, it's probably a deployment or caching issue.
– zivkan
Mar 27 at 22:01
Hi, how did you know the source file are linking to the 4.3.1 during the debugging process? Could you please share more detail information about how to reproduce this issue, that will help us analysis, thanks.
– Sara Liu - MSFT
Mar 28 at 8:22
There was some visual studio cache that needed to be clear.
– Bo Christensen
Apr 29 at 11:26
1
1
Look for your reference to bootstrap within the code, make sure the paths are correct.
– bilpor
Mar 27 at 8:31
Look for your reference to bootstrap within the code, make sure the paths are correct.
– bilpor
Mar 27 at 8:31
"It took over a day before the new bootstrap files was added to debug." what do you mean by this ?
– D.J.
Mar 27 at 12:37
"It took over a day before the new bootstrap files was added to debug." what do you mean by this ?
– D.J.
Mar 27 at 12:37
Since it's a webforms project, you're probably using nuget packages with
packages.config. In this case, NuGet will change the contents of your project when you install a different version of the package. If you use source control, you should see the files changed. If you don't see the changes in your browser, it's probably a deployment or caching issue.– zivkan
Mar 27 at 22:01
Since it's a webforms project, you're probably using nuget packages with
packages.config. In this case, NuGet will change the contents of your project when you install a different version of the package. If you use source control, you should see the files changed. If you don't see the changes in your browser, it's probably a deployment or caching issue.– zivkan
Mar 27 at 22:01
Hi, how did you know the source file are linking to the 4.3.1 during the debugging process? Could you please share more detail information about how to reproduce this issue, that will help us analysis, thanks.
– Sara Liu - MSFT
Mar 28 at 8:22
Hi, how did you know the source file are linking to the 4.3.1 during the debugging process? Could you please share more detail information about how to reproduce this issue, that will help us analysis, thanks.
– Sara Liu - MSFT
Mar 28 at 8:22
There was some visual studio cache that needed to be clear.
– Bo Christensen
Apr 29 at 11:26
There was some visual studio cache that needed to be clear.
– Bo Christensen
Apr 29 at 11:26
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Look for your reference to bootstrap within the code, make sure the paths are correct.
– bilpor
Mar 27 at 8:31
"It took over a day before the new bootstrap files was added to debug." what do you mean by this ?
– D.J.
Mar 27 at 12:37
Since it's a webforms project, you're probably using nuget packages with
packages.config. In this case, NuGet will change the contents of your project when you install a different version of the package. If you use source control, you should see the files changed. If you don't see the changes in your browser, it's probably a deployment or caching issue.– zivkan
Mar 27 at 22:01
Hi, how did you know the source file are linking to the 4.3.1 during the debugging process? Could you please share more detail information about how to reproduce this issue, that will help us analysis, thanks.
– Sara Liu - MSFT
Mar 28 at 8:22
There was some visual studio cache that needed to be clear.
– Bo Christensen
Apr 29 at 11:26