Handle transient dependencies better in pack command - #649
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which case are we fixing here? |
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This fixes a "not found" exception when a package listed in It came up for me in a solution where one project relied on package A, which depends on package B - and another project relied directly on package B. Package B was removed from |
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do we need to go via NormalizedPackageName or did we get both sides in correct casing?
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Ah... honestly not sure? I suppose we'd have to normalize both sides at that point; I'd take your advice as to whether it's needed.
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