Select outdated NuGet packages in VS Code and upgrade only what you choose.
Features
Runs dotnet list package for a baseline inventory.
Pulls outdated packages with dotnet list package --outdated --format json.
Shows a native multi-select picker with version deltas and project/framework context.
Ensures dotnet-outdated-tool is installed (dotnet tool install --global dotnet-outdated-tool).
Upgrades selected packages with dotnet outdated --upgrade --include <package>.
Requirements
.NET SDK in PATH.
Open a workspace containing your .sln, .slnx, .slnf, .csproj, or .fsproj files.
Usage
Open a workspace containing your .NET solution or project files.
Run the command: NuGet Package Upgrade: Select and Upgrade Packages.
If multiple solutions or projects are found in the workspace, choose the target to inspect.
Pick the packages to upgrade and confirm.
The extension searches recursively in workspace folders for .sln, .slnx, .slnf, .csproj, and .fsproj files, ignoring common build and output directories such as bin, obj, node_modules, .git, and out.
Output appears in the “NuGet Package Upgrade” Output channel.
Development
npm install
Run the “Run Extension” debug configuration (F5).
Packaging
npm install -g @vscode/vsce
npm run compile
vsce package
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