Marked nuget dependency from DotNetNuke.Web on Microsoft.AspNet.WebApi.Core #4815
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…i.Core I am not 100% if what I am doing is correct, but when upgrading a module to depend on DNN 9.10.1, the build fails saying that DotNetNuke.Web uses System.Web.Http v5.2.7 but the project references v5.2.3. I usually just update the dependency manually, but though we could declare it so it updates it automatically. I am no nuget expert, so not sure if this is the right way to do it, looking at the nuget experts (you know who you are) :P
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I am not 100% if what I am doing is correct, but when upgrading a module to depend on DNN 9.10.1, the build fails saying that DotNetNuke.Web uses System.Web.Http v5.2.7 but the project references v5.2.3. I usually just update the dependency manually, but though we could declare it so it updates it automatically.
I am no nuget expert, so not sure if this is the right way to do it, looking at the nuget experts (you know who you are) :P
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