paket restore --ignore-checks --reference-netcore Cause: The old builder loaded all packages into RAM simultaneously. Solution: The new builder uses streaming extraction. Ensure you are on version 8.0+:
group Database source https://nuget.org nuget Npgsql nuget Dapper group WebServer source https://nuget.org nuget Kestrel nuget Swashbuckle paket qurasdirici new
paket update To update a single specific package: This is the of the new system
paket update nuget Newtonsoft.Json Because of the lock file, only Newtonsoft.Json will change; everything else remains frozen. This is the of the new system. Comparison: Old vs. New (Paket Qurasdirici Legacy vs. New) | Feature | Legacy Package Builder | Paket Qurasdirici New | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Lock File | Optional (often ignored) | Mandatory & Immutable | | Transitive Restores | Manual (copy DLLs) | Automatic (via graph resolution) | | Build Speed | Sequential downloads | Parallel, multi-threaded | | Conflicts | "Last one wins" (unpredictable) | Strict lowest/highest logic | | CI/CD Integration | Needs full internet each build | Cached globally, offline-capable | | Security Scan | External tool required | Built-in CVE checker | Advanced Strategies for Large Teams Using Groups for Separation Large monorepos require logical separation. The new builder allows dependency groups : New) | Feature | Legacy Package Builder |
cache /var/cache/paket size 10GB This prevents re-downloading the same version of System.Text.Json hundreds of times. Issue 1: "Failed to resolve package X" Cause: Version conflict between two deep dependencies. Solution: Run paket why System.Text.Json to see the dependency chain. Then enforce a version in the root: