If you're using Visual Studio Code to develop C# applications, you might need to update outdated Nuget packages. You can do that without having to do each one individually on the command line using dotnet outdated
Install it with
1 | dotnet tool install --global dotnet-outdated |
Then you can run it in the root of your project to list the packages which will be updated with
1 | dotnet outdated |
Then, if you're happy, run it again with
1 | dotnet outdated -u |
to actually get everything updated.