Package not found #88453
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Package not found
#88453
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@Gluups bash This command will download and install the necessary NuGet packages for your project, including 'System.ComponentModel.Annotations' and the other dependencies. After running this, try building your project again. If you're not using .NET Core, you can use the following command instead: bash Make sure you have the necessary tools installed on your new machine, such as the .NET SDK or NuGet CLI, depending on your project type. |
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Hello everybody,
I have a project of which the repository has been cloned to Github.
Then I changed machine.
I try to clone the project from Github to the new machine.
Git tells me that it does not find the package ''System.ComponentModel.Annotations'.
Well, I found it. I do not know whether you will guess, but I found it in the Nuget packages.
How can I tell that to Git ?
I have the same problem for two more packages, I guess that probably the solution for the first package will help for the two other ones.
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