c# - Can't Find Package (Pechkin) in Nuget -

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i have problem visual studio nuget.

i want use pechkin in web project , cant find package in visual studio nuget maneger.

i thought have been remove , can find on nuget web.nuget - pechkin

is visual studio nuget have problem ? or got wrong step on ?

how can find pechkin in nuget ?

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(can't found pechkin 0.5.8.1 , pechkin.synchronized in nuget , tuespechkin , else)

i have no problems visual studio add package. check out image:

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i've found package windows forms application. type of application using? maybe package not available type of application want. there packages available windows forms application, not mobile application, example.

edit:

as library designed work .net 4.0, must ensure application targets 4.0 .net framework. check this, right-click on project , go properties. see target framework option. set .net 4.0 option or above , test again see if package appears in nuget.


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