How can I make a .NET assembly work like real files when using Visual Studio Community?
How can I make a .NET assembly work like real files when using Visual Studio Community?
I am starting a new job and working with a new client. The problem is that some namespaces are missing or missing directives in the code we write. This sounds common, so I want a free DLL from Microsoft to fix this and help me compile my stuff. The class I use has an error because of "GeoPoint". Searching online, someone suggested installing "Azure.Core" using Nuget. How do I do that? My Visual Studio Community version is 2019. I tried going to the official site but got blocked there. So I thought I have to add assemblies directly inside Visual Studio instead of clicking on a website. Is this correct or should I ask my boss for permission? I saw "Azure.Core 1.51.0" on the download page and it looks like an Azure Client Pipeline implementation. The NuGet site gave another hint with a "Package Manager". In Visual Studio, you can find this under Project > Manage Nuget Packages... but when I try to add a package, I get a mistake message. My boss told me first I need to download the assembly. Please advise.