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Getting error as Please specify either -PackagesDirectory or -SolutionDirectory
The Next CEO of Stack OverflowMissing nuget packages error while using msbuild from command lineHow can I configure a single packageRepository directory for multiple solutions?How to enable nugets package restore in Visual Studio 2015?NuGet Packages are missingGetting “project” nuget configuration is invalid errorPick a network share for NuGet's repositoryPathHow can I use msbuild without project.assets.json or nuget restore?Package destination of restore of .net-core projects is always global package directoryAssets file project.assets.json not found. Run a NuGet package restoreNugets packages from .net Standard 2.0 projects not showing in NuGet packages tab in TeamCity
I'm trying to build my solution with existing build definition.
Here is the issue: I added a new separate solution to existing project. Existing project is on .net standard and mine is on .net framework (console + class library).
Existing project is building fine but when I try to initiate the build its getting failed with Please specify package direcotry ...:
Found in Parent NuGet.Config they mentioned as "add key="repositoryPath" value=".packages" /"
Nugets are not restoring because its unable to find C:usersxyzpackages folder" ..."[error]buildCBTbuild.props(96,5): Error CBT.NuGet.1000: NuGet packages were not restored and the build cannot continue. Refer to other errors for more information."
msbuild nuget
edited Mar 7 at 20:54
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I'm trying to build my solution with existing build definition.
Here is the issue: I added a new separate solution to existing project. Existing project is on .net standard and mine is on .net framework (console + class library).
Existing project is building fine but when I try to initiate the build its getting failed with Please specify package direcotry ...:
Found in Parent NuGet.Config they mentioned as "add key="repositoryPath" value=".packages" /"
Nugets are not restoring because its unable to find C:usersxyzpackages folder" ..."[error]buildCBTbuild.props(96,5): Error CBT.NuGet.1000: NuGet packages were not restored and the build cannot continue. Refer to other errors for more information."
msbuild nuget
edited Mar 7 at 20:54
arghtype
3,183113348
asked Mar 7 at 14:30
Rajasekhar PasalapudiRajasekhar Pasalapudi
11
Did you put your solution file in the same folder as the other pre-existing solution file?
– C Johnson
Mar 8 at 19:48
It would help if you could provide an example, because it's not clear what you're doing. Normally NuGet only asks you to specify a PackagesDirectory or SolutionDirectory when you use nuget.exe to restore a packages.config file. If you're not running "nuget restore packages.config" yourself (or run a build script that does this), I don't know how you could have got this message. If you're using nuget.exe, you should restore the .sln file, but if you open the solution in Visual Studio, it should restore automatically (and never give that error message)
– zivkan
Mar 9 at 0:51
add a comment |
I'm trying to build my solution with existing build definition.
Here is the issue: I added a new separate solution to existing project. Existing project is on .net standard and mine is on .net framework (console + class library).
Existing project is building fine but when I try to initiate the build its getting failed with Please specify package direcotry ...:
Found in Parent NuGet.Config they mentioned as "add key="repositoryPath" value=".packages" /"
Nugets are not restoring because its unable to find C:usersxyzpackages folder" ..."[error]buildCBTbuild.props(96,5): Error CBT.NuGet.1000: NuGet packages were not restored and the build cannot continue. Refer to other errors for more information."
msbuild nuget
edited Mar 7 at 20:54
arghtype
3,183113348
asked Mar 7 at 14:30
Rajasekhar PasalapudiRajasekhar Pasalapudi
11
I'm trying to build my solution with existing build definition.
Here is the issue: I added a new separate solution to existing project. Existing project is on .net standard and mine is on .net framework (console + class library).
Existing project is building fine but when I try to initiate the build its getting failed with Please specify package direcotry ...:
Found in Parent NuGet.Config they mentioned as "add key="repositoryPath" value=".packages" /"
Nugets are not restoring because its unable to find C:usersxyzpackages folder" ..."[error]buildCBTbuild.props(96,5): Error CBT.NuGet.1000: NuGet packages were not restored and the build cannot continue. Refer to other errors for more information."
msbuild nuget
msbuild nuget
edited Mar 7 at 20:54
arghtype
3,183113348
asked Mar 7 at 14:30
Rajasekhar PasalapudiRajasekhar Pasalapudi
11
edited Mar 7 at 20:54
arghtype
3,183113348
asked Mar 7 at 14:30
Rajasekhar PasalapudiRajasekhar Pasalapudi
11
edited Mar 7 at 20:54
arghtype
3,183113348
edited Mar 7 at 20:54
arghtype
3,183113348
edited Mar 7 at 20:54
arghtype
3,183113348
3,183113348
asked Mar 7 at 14:30
Rajasekhar PasalapudiRajasekhar Pasalapudi
11
asked Mar 7 at 14:30
Rajasekhar PasalapudiRajasekhar Pasalapudi
11
asked Mar 7 at 14:30
Rajasekhar PasalapudiRajasekhar Pasalapudi
11
11
Did you put your solution file in the same folder as the other pre-existing solution file?
– C Johnson
Mar 8 at 19:48
It would help if you could provide an example, because it's not clear what you're doing. Normally NuGet only asks you to specify a PackagesDirectory or SolutionDirectory when you use nuget.exe to restore a packages.config file. If you're not running "nuget restore packages.config" yourself (or run a build script that does this), I don't know how you could have got this message. If you're using nuget.exe, you should restore the .sln file, but if you open the solution in Visual Studio, it should restore automatically (and never give that error message)
– zivkan
Mar 9 at 0:51
add a comment |
Did you put your solution file in the same folder as the other pre-existing solution file?
– C Johnson
Mar 8 at 19:48
It would help if you could provide an example, because it's not clear what you're doing. Normally NuGet only asks you to specify a PackagesDirectory or SolutionDirectory when you use nuget.exe to restore a packages.config file. If you're not running "nuget restore packages.config" yourself (or run a build script that does this), I don't know how you could have got this message. If you're using nuget.exe, you should restore the .sln file, but if you open the solution in Visual Studio, it should restore automatically (and never give that error message)
– zivkan
Mar 9 at 0:51
Did you put your solution file in the same folder as the other pre-existing solution file?
– C Johnson
Mar 8 at 19:48
Did you put your solution file in the same folder as the other pre-existing solution file?
– C Johnson
Mar 8 at 19:48
It would help if you could provide an example, because it's not clear what you're doing. Normally NuGet only asks you to specify a PackagesDirectory or SolutionDirectory when you use nuget.exe to restore a packages.config file. If you're not running "nuget restore packages.config" yourself (or run a build script that does this), I don't know how you could have got this message. If you're using nuget.exe, you should restore the .sln file, but if you open the solution in Visual Studio, it should restore automatically (and never give that error message)
– zivkan
Mar 9 at 0:51
It would help if you could provide an example, because it's not clear what you're doing. Normally NuGet only asks you to specify a PackagesDirectory or SolutionDirectory when you use nuget.exe to restore a packages.config file. If you're not running "nuget restore packages.config" yourself (or run a build script that does this), I don't know how you could have got this message. If you're using nuget.exe, you should restore the .sln file, but if you open the solution in Visual Studio, it should restore automatically (and never give that error message)
– zivkan
Mar 9 at 0:51
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– C Johnson
Mar 8 at 19:48
It would help if you could provide an example, because it's not clear what you're doing. Normally NuGet only asks you to specify a PackagesDirectory or SolutionDirectory when you use nuget.exe to restore a packages.config file. If you're not running "nuget restore packages.config" yourself (or run a build script that does this), I don't know how you could have got this message. If you're using nuget.exe, you should restore the .sln file, but if you open the solution in Visual Studio, it should restore automatically (and never give that error message)
– zivkan
Mar 9 at 0:51