![]() But fixing it is not so straight-forward. There are numerous posts about this error (just search stackoverflow), and most users seem to solve this problem by just running the nuget update-package command in Visual Studio, which updates all the packages and refenreces in the Visual Studio solution. Understanding why this works is nowhere explained, at least I could not find it. ![]() So in this article I will walk you through a scenario where I encountered this versioning error and how I solved it. I had a solution with an ASP.NET Web Api project and several library projects, which were referenced by the web api. ![]() All the nuget packages in the solution were managed with extreme care, so that there were no versioning indescrepancies between same references in different projects.
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