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Changing the SDK Version of a Project
Brian Bowman edited this page Mar 11, 2017
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#Changing the SDK Version of a Project
While working on your app, you might want to build & run your project with different versions of the bridge SDK. To do so, change the version of the SDK that your project builds with as explained below:
- In Visual Studio, right-click on your project and select Manage NuGet Packages....
- Next, choose the Updates tab.
- Click Update
- For more fine grained control, you can choose the package to update by clicking on its checkbox and click install to choose a specific version
That's it! Now, when you build & run your application, the new SDK version will be used.
Known Issue:
For PackageReference style dependencies in C++ UWPs, the Visual Studio package manager does not show updates. Use project.json or nuget.exe from the commandline.
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