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Great work on #46 with updating to Blazor 3.0.0-preview5! I've updated this pull request with those dependencies. |
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I believe that updating to newer versions of Blazor #38 will be much easier to do with NuGet PackageReferences than with Paket. NuGet has supported transitive dependencies since the new project format came out. It simplifies things significantly. But what about lock files. I can add lock files too now with NuGet 5.0 when wanted.
I ported everything over directly from the paket.references as a working first step.