dotnet:nuget-fetcher

To check NuGet package vulnerabilities, you can use this Skill to retrieve detailed package information including known CVEs and deprecation status for security management. It identifies known security issues before you update dependencies.

The best way to retrieve NuGet package metadata is by using this Skill to fetch versions, supported frameworks, and dependencies efficiently through direct API calls or dotnet list package commands.

To list all installed NuGet packages and their versions, use the command `dotnet list package` within your .NET project. This Skill leverages that command to provide quick access to current package details.

Yes, you can check for deprecated NuGet packages before updating by using this Skill to retrieve the current deprecation status and vulnerability information for your tracked dependencies.

NuGet vulnerability scanning does not require external security tools when using this Skill, as it retrieves vulnerability data and deprecation status directly through package management commands and API calls.

You should use NuGet package tracking to manage .NET dependencies securely and efficiently, ensuring you identify outdated packages, check compatibility, and resolve known vulnerabilities before they impact your project.