I find myself updating NuGet packages many times on my dotnet projects. And trying to find commands as many times as I have to update them 🤦 so, I decided to make it available forever as a reference to me.
For this, we just need a command line or terminal open, and ...
<pre><code class="lang-plaintext">dotnet list package --outdated
</code></pre>
Then, this will take some time to run (1 min or so ⌛) and the result will be something similar to this:
<img src="https://cdn.hashnode.com/res/hashnode/image/upload/v1689175091731/1d330066-2a3b-4c47-9995-b0a5a67a0cd7.png" alt class="image--center mx-auto" />
And that's it, next you can just edit the .csproj file where the packages are referenced or use the following CLI command:
<pre><code class="lang-plaintext">dotnet add package RavenDb.Client --version 5.4.107
</code></pre>
I'll keep in touch 👌😉

I find myself updating NuGet packages many times on my dotnet projects. And trying to find commands as many times as I have to update them 🤦 so, I decided to make it available forever as a reference to me.

For this, we just need a command line or terminal open, and ...

```plaintext
dotnet list package --outdated
```

Then, this will take some time to run (1 min or so ⌛) and the result will be something similar to this:

![](https://cdn.hashnode.com/res/hashnode/image/upload/v1689175091731/1d330066-2a3b-4c47-9995-b0a5a67a0cd7.png align="center")

And that's it, next you can just edit the .csproj file where the packages are referenced or use the following CLI command:

```plaintext
dotnet add package RavenDb.Client --version 5.4.107
```

I'll keep in touch 👌😉

(Developer) Hugo

(Developer) Hugo

Update NuGet packages ...

... and how to find the ones needing it!