Windows 10: Visual Studios 22 Nuget Package Manager: I get a System.IO.DirectoryNoFoundException Error...

Since this doesn't seem to be the forum to get the answer, please navigate me to the right one. Google doesn't help.System.IO.DirectoryNotFoundException: Could not find a part of the path \packages\Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection.Abstractions.8.0.0\buildTransitive/net461/Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection.Abstractions.targetsShouldn't the installer take care of creating the targets of the dependencies for the package?

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Nuget visual studios 2019

Yea hi I need to talk to somebody over the phone about nuget visual studios 2019 I heard that it's an apk package installer and I heard that ide development programs are visual studios nuget connected to me and I'm wanting that disconnected from me

 

Nuget visual studios 2019

Hi BoDutton

I apologize, Community is just a consumer forum, due to the scope of your question (Visual Studio 2019 and Nuget) can you please post this question to our sister forum on Microsoft Q&A (The Developer Forum) in the Visual Studio section (linked below)

Over there you will have access to a host of Visual Studio 2019 and Nuget experts and will get a knowledgeable and quick answer to this question.

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/topics...

 

Package Installation Error

Hi pankaj bankar，

Welcome to Microsoft Community.

The error message you're seeing indicates that the NuGet package manager is unable to find the specified version of the 'EntityFramework' package in the location it's checking. This could be due to several reasons, such as:

1. NuGet Package Source: The package source specified might not contain the 'EntityFramework' package, or it might not be reachable. By default, NuGet looks in the NuGet official package source, but if the package source is overridden or specified to a local directory (as it seems in your case with 'C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio\Shared\Entity Framework Tools NuGet Packages'), then NuGet will only look there.
   
2. Network Issues: If the package source is an online repository, there could be network issues preventing access to the NuGet repository.
   
3. Version Availability: The version '6.2.0' of 'EntityFramework' might not be available in the specified source. It's also possible that the version is pre-release and you have not specified to include pre-releases.
   

Here are some steps you can take to resolve this issue:

• Check NuGet Package Sources: Ensure that the NuGet package source is set to the official NuGet gallery (https://api.nuget.org/v3/index.json) or another package source that you know contains the 'EntityFramework' package.
  
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• Use the Package Manager Console: You can try installing the package directly using the Package Manager Console in Visual Studio with the following command:
  
  
• Check for Typographical Errors: Make sure there are no typographical errors in your package name or version number.
  
• Clear NuGet Cache: Sometimes the NuGet cache can get corrupted. You can clear the cache using the following command in the Package Manager Console:
  
  
• Check Connectivity: If the package source is online, ensure that your machine has proper internet connectivity and that there are no firewalls or proxies blocking access to the NuGet repository.
  
• Check NuGet Configuration: If you're using a nuget.config file, ensure that it's properly configured with the correct package sources.
  
• Update NuGet: Make sure that your NuGet client is up to date. You can update the NuGet client through the Extensions and Updates option in Visual Studio.
  

If none of these solutions work, it might be helpful to manually download the .nupkg file for EntityFramework 6.2.0 from the official NuGet website and then add it to your local package source, or use the Package Manager GUI in Visual Studio to browse and install the package.

Thank you for your patience and understanding! If you have any questions, feel free to leave us a message.

Sincerely

Manson | Microsoft Support Specialist