Microsoft.NET.Workload.Mono.ToolChain.Manifest-6.0.200

Install

dotnet add package Microsoft.NET.Workload.Mono.ToolChain.Manifest-6.0.200

Adoption

All-time downloads

47.4M

Observeddownloads, all time

Popularity

Top 25% on NuGet

Derived77th percentile within NuGet

Dependents

—Not published by NuGet

Not published

Maintenance

0.12

DerivedRelease cadence and recency, 0 to 1

Releases per year

14

7 versions over its life

Growth by period

Derived by Crest of Tech from two observations of NuGet’s own figure, a period apart. Nothing is stored or estimated: without an observation near the period’s start, the period is still collecting.

7 days

Collectinghistory

Collecting

30 days

Collectinghistory

Collecting

90 days

Collectinghistory

Collecting

1 year

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Collecting

Adoption history

Facts from the registry

Latest version

v6.0.9

7 versions

First published

MAR 8, 2022

Last release

SEP 13, 2022

4y ago

Licence

MIT

Links

NuGet page (opens in a new tab)

Homepage · dot.net (opens in a new tab)

Source · github.com (opens in a new tab)

Repository

Dependencies latest version · v6.0.9

No dependencies are recorded for the latest version.

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