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SDKs resolved from NuGet, such as MSTest.Sdk and Cake.Sdk, add PackageReference items from their own props and targets files without marking them implicitly defined. dotnet-outdated reported these as direct dependencies, and upgrading them with `dotnet add package` failed or added a duplicate reference to the project, because their version comes from the SDK. When a project declares an SDK outside the Microsoft.NET.Sdk family, evaluate its PackageReference items per target framework with `dotnet msbuild -getItem:PackageReference`. A direct dependency whose items are all defined in files inside a NuGet package folder is marked as auto-referenced. It is then hidden by default and shown with [A] under --include-auto-references, like the SDK's own implicit references. Projects that only use Microsoft.NET.Sdk* SDKs skip the extra evaluation. Fixes dotnet-outdated#794 Relates to dotnet-outdated#589
The SDK detection, package folder check and marking were private methods of ProjectAnalysisService, so they were only covered by end-to-end tests that restore MSTest.Sdk from nuget.org. Move them to an internal SdkInjectedPackageReferences helper and test it offline. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The prefix check also skipped any SDK whose name merely starts with Microsoft.NET.Sdk, such as a third-party Microsoft.NET.SdkExtras. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A repository can import a custom SDK for all of its projects with an <Import Sdk> in a Directory.Build.props or Directory.Build.targets file. Only the project file was checked, so the injected packages of such projects were still reported and their upgrade still failed. Check every Directory.Build.* file from the project's directory up. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Restore puts packages in RestorePackagesPath when a project sets it, but the NuGet SDK resolver still loads SDKs from the global packages folder in the NuGet settings. The SDK's files were then outside every folder that was checked, so its injected packages were still reported. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Each project and target framework that uses a custom SDK needs its own dotnet msbuild evaluation of about 0.4 s. They ran one after another for every project in a solution: 20 two-TFM projects took about 25 s instead of about 5 s. Run them concurrently, limited to the processor count across all projects being analyzed. The same solution now takes 5-7 s. Also look up the package folders once per project, not per target framework. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
GetPackageReferenceItems returned an empty list both when a project had no items and when dotnet msbuild failed or printed output that was not JSON, so a failure fell back to the old behavior without a trace. Return null on failure and log it at verbose level. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Discovery used regular expressions over the raw project file, so an SDK inside an XML comment was reported as outdated, and a commented-out <Project Sdk="..."> line above the real root shadowed the real version. Add ProjectSdkReferenceHelper.GetDeclarations, which parses the project file with XDocument and returns every declared SDK (the Project Sdk attribute, <Sdk> elements and <Import Sdk> elements, versioned or not). Discover now builds on it. The declaration list is meant to be shared with other SDK-aware code, such as the custom-SDK check in dotnet-outdated#795. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Unresolved package-classification bugs can hide user-controlled versions or misreport dependencies when references use Update overrides, runtime conditions, or case-distinct Linux paths.
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What changed in this PR
This PR treats packages injected by custom MSBuild SDKs as auto-referenced, preventing default reporting and upgrade attempts for SDK-controlled dependencies. It addresses the MSTest.Sdk and Cake.Sdk cases and complements the SDK-version upgrade support in #793.
Changes:
- Detects custom SDK declarations and evaluates package-reference origins per target framework, with bounded concurrency.
- Checks restore, global, and fallback package folders while preserving separately declared user references.
- Adds unit tests, end-to-end fixtures, and documentation for the behavior and detection limits.
| File | Description |
|---|---|
test/DotNetOutdated.Tests/SdkInjectedPackageReferencesTests.cs |
Tests SDK detection and package-origin classification. |
test/DotNetOutdated.Tests/EndToEndTests.cs |
Tests reporting and upgrades with SDK-injected packages. |
test/DotNetOutdated.Tests/DependencyGraphServiceTests.cs |
Tests evaluation arguments, JSON parsing, and failures. |
test-projects/sdk-injected-packages/sdk-injected-packages.csproj |
Adds an MSTest SDK fixture with an explicit package. |
test-projects/sdk-injected-packages-restore-path/sdk-injected-packages-restore-path.csproj |
Adds the custom restore-path fixture project. |
test-projects/sdk-injected-packages-restore-path/Directory.Build.props |
Configures project-local package restoration. |
src/DotNetOutdated.Core/Services/SdkInjectedPackageReferences.cs |
Detects custom SDKs and classifies injected references. |
src/DotNetOutdated.Core/Services/ProjectAnalysisService.cs |
Integrates throttled evaluations and package-folder discovery. |
src/DotNetOutdated.Core/Services/IDependencyGraphService.cs |
Adds a compatible evaluation API and reference model. |
src/DotNetOutdated.Core/Services/DependencyGraphService.cs |
Evaluates package references through MSBuild. |
README.md |
Documents auto-reference behavior and detection limits. |
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Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The restore graph is generated with /p:RuntimeIdentifiers when --runtime is set, but the PackageReference evaluation only got the target framework, so runtime-conditioned references could be classified against a different set of items. Pass the same property. Addresses Copilot review feedback. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The package folder check ignored case on every platform. On Linux, a user's file in /repo/Packages was then treated as inside a packages folder at /repo/packages, and its references were hidden. Compare paths case-sensitively on Linux; package ids still ignore case. Addresses Copilot review feedback. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Support versioned MSBuild project SDKs in project files Project files can pin an MSBuild project SDK version with <Project Sdk="Aspire.AppHost.Sdk/13.0.0"> or <Sdk Name="Aspire.AppHost.Sdk" Version="13.0.0" />. These SDKs were never reported as outdated, so projects such as Aspire app hosts kept an old SDK after an upgrade while their packages moved forward. - Discover literal versioned SDKs in the project file and report them as direct dependencies of every target framework - Upgrade them by rewriting the version in place, because `dotnet add package` cannot update an SDK; the rest of the project file keeps its formatting - Treat a project that declares SDKs only through <Sdk> elements as SDK-style, so its packages are not removed before an upgrade - Skip SDK versions that use MSBuild properties or come from global.json msbuild-sdks Fixes #694 * Parse project SDK declarations as XML so commented-out SDKs are ignored Discovery used regular expressions over the raw project file, so an SDK inside an XML comment was reported as outdated, and a commented-out <Project Sdk="..."> line above the real root shadowed the real version. Add ProjectSdkReferenceHelper.GetDeclarations, which parses the project file with XDocument and returns every declared SDK (the Project Sdk attribute, <Sdk> elements and <Import Sdk> elements, versioned or not). Discover now builds on it. The declaration list is meant to be shared with other SDK-aware code, such as the custom-SDK check in #795. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Skip XML comments when rewriting project SDK versions The text-based update rewrote SDK versions inside comments, and the first <Project Sdk="..."> match could be a commented-out line above the real root, which left the real SDK untouched while reporting success. Match against a copy of the file with comments and CDATA blanked out to spaces of the same length, then apply the edits to the original by index, so the formatting of the rest of the file is still preserved. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Support versioned SDKs declared with <Import Sdk="..." Version="..."> MSBuild has a third way to pin a project SDK version, an explicit <Import Project="Sdk.props" Sdk="Id" Version="..."> pair. These SDKs were not reported, and a project that declared its SDK only this way was not treated as SDK-style, so its packages were removed before an upgrade. Discover and update the Import form, count it in IsProjectSdkStyle, and add a project-sdk-import end-to-end fixture. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Keep the byte order mark when rewriting a project SDK version File.WriteAllText writes UTF-8 without a byte order mark, so a project file saved by Visual Studio (UTF-8 with BOM) got a spurious first-line diff after an SDK upgrade. Detect the encoding when reading and write the file back with it. Line endings were already preserved; the test now covers both. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Report a failed SDK upgrade instead of crashing when the project is read-only Writing the new SDK version into a read-only or locked project file threw an unhandled UnauthorizedAccessException, which ended the whole run and skipped every remaining upgrade. Return a failed RunStatus instead, the same way a failing `dotnet add package` is reported. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Restore once, not once per target framework, after an SDK upgrade The upgrade loop calls AddPackage for every target framework of a multi-targeted project. The first call rewrites the SDK version and restores; later calls found the file already at the requested version and restored the whole project again. Return success without restoring when nothing changed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Check the upgraded SDK version in the end-to-end SDK test The test only asserted that the original declaration string was gone, which would also pass if the version were mangled. Read the SDK back from the project file and assert it parses and is newer than 3.7.0. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Make SDK version rewrite quote-aware so '>' in an attribute value doesn't end the tag Copilot review: a valid declaration such as <Import Project="Sdk.props" Condition="'1' > '0'" Sdk="X" Version="1.0.0" /> was cut off at the '>' inside Condition, so discovery found the SDK but the rewrite missed it and one of a pair of imports could be left behind. Match <Project>, <Sdk> and <Import> start tags with one quote-aware pattern and read their attributes in sequence, so text inside another attribute's quoted value (for example Label="Version='1.0.0'") is never mistaken for an attribute either. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Ignore <ProjectExtensions> when discovering and rewriting project SDKs Copilot review: the rewrite scanned every <Sdk> tag in the file, unlike discovery, so an <Sdk> element with the same name inside <ProjectExtensions> (free-form XML that MSBuild ignores) had its Version overwritten. Discovery likewise picked up <Import Sdk> elements there. Blank out <ProjectExtensions> along with comments and CDATA before matching, and skip elements under it in GetDeclarations, so both only see real declarations. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Stuart Lang <stuart.b.lang@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Replace the XML parsing in SdkInjectedPackageReferences with ProjectSdkReferenceHelper.GetDeclarations, so project files and Directory.Build.* files are read the same way for SDK upgrades and for SDK-injected package references. Comments and ProjectExtensions are now ignored here too. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The predicate incorrectly marks a same-ID declared SDK as auto-referenced, hiding its upgrade from default reporting; SDK-keyed entries need exclusion and a regression test.
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dotnet-outdated#793 adds declared SDKs to the dependencies under a {name}#sdk key. When an SDK injected a package with the same id as a declared SDK, both entries were marked auto-referenced and the SDK upgrade was hidden. Only mark package entries. Addresses Copilot review feedback. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Brings in dotnet-outdated#795 (SDK-injected package references treated as auto-referenced). No conflicts. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Highlights of this release include new experimental Documents and Document Extraction abstractions, metric instrument descriptions, and a sliding-window retry budget for HTTP resilience. ## Experimental API Changes ### Now Stable * HTTP server latency telemetry (`AddHttpServerLatencyTelemetry`) APIs are now stable (previously `EXTEXP0013`) #7898 ### New Experimental APIs * New experimental API: Documents abstractions in the new `Microsoft.Extensions.Documents.Abstractions` package (`EXTEXP0019`) #7835 * New experimental API: Document Extraction in the new `Microsoft.Extensions.DocumentExtraction` and `Microsoft.Extensions.DocumentExtraction.Abstractions` packages (`MEDE0001`) #7588 * New experimental API: HTTP resilience retry budget (`HttpRetryBudgetOptions`, `HttpRetryResiliencePipelineBuilderExtensions`, `OnRetryBudgetExhaustedArguments`) (`EXTEXP0001`) #7867 * New experimental API: `Description` on metric attributes (`EXTEXP0003`) #7837 ### Obsoleted APIs * `HybridCacheOptions.DisableCompression` is now obsolete (`EXTOBS0003`) #7885 ## What's Changed ### Telemetry and Logging * Add Description to metric attributes and describe all instruments #7837 by @evgenyfedorov2 (co-authored by @Copilot) * Capture trace context, thread ID and message template in buffered logs #7818 by @evgenyfedorov2 (co-authored by @Copilot) * Allow bool and numeric types for strongly-typed metric tags #7877 by @evgenyfedorov2 (co-authored by @Copilot) * Fix route parameter redaction when a parameter value contains a delimiter used later in the same path segment #7828 by @evgenyfedorov2 (co-authored by @Copilot) * Fix lost log records when logging reentrantly on the same thread #7847 by @evgenyfedorov2 (co-authored by @Copilot) * Fix logging generator stack overflow on type cycles #7861 by @evgenyfedorov2 (co-authored by @Copilot) * Honor `[LogPropertyIgnore]` during transitive logging and `[LogProperties(Transitive = true)]` on properties #7868 by @evgenyfedorov2 (co-authored by @Copilot) * Make DataClassificationSet static to decrease allocations #7874 by @evgenyfedorov2 (co-authored by @Copilot) ### Caching * Add HybridCache.GetOrCreateAsync overloads for dynamic setting of options #7568 by @svick (co-authored by @Copilot) * Mark HybridCacheOptions.DisableCompression as obsolete #7885 by @slang25 * Fix HybridCache stampede state removal race #7814 by @svick (co-authored by @Copilot) * Fix HybridCache reservation over-release on DisableUnderlyingData miss #7879 by @Eng3bbas ### AI * AI: Restore neutral tool approval rejection message #7913 by @jozkee (co-authored by @Copilot) * Fix ImageGenerationOptions.Clone dropping StreamingCount #7829 by @Empiree * Fix evaluation context serialization without reflection fallback #7869 by @valkiara * Pin MessagePack 2.5.307 in AI template AppHost project #7853 by @evgenyfedorov2 (co-authored by @Copilot) ### Packaging and Target Frameworks * Condition framework-provided package references for .NET 11 #7915 by @jeffhandley (co-authored by @Copilot) ... 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Closes #794
Relates to #589
Problem
SDKs that are resolved from NuGet, such as
MSTest.SdkandCake.Sdk, addPackageReferenceitems in their own props and targets files. They don't mark these itemsIsImplicitlyDefined, so the restore graph doesn't flag them as auto-referenced. dotnet-outdated then reported them as direct dependencies:The SDK sets these versions, so
-ucould not upgrade them. WithCake.Sdkthe upgrade failed with exit code 3. WithMSTest.Sdk,dotnet add packagecould add duplicate references to the project (#589).Fix
Microsoft.NET.Sdk*family,ProjectAnalysisServiceevaluates itsPackageReferenceitems for each target framework. It uses the newIDependencyGraphService.GetPackageReferenceItems, which runsdotnet msbuild -getItem:PackageReference -p:TargetFramework=<alias>. The SDK can be declared in theSdkattribute, an<Sdk>element or<Import Sdk>.[A]under--include-auto-references.Directory.*.propsis still reported normally. This holds even when the SDK also references it, because at least one of its items is defined outside the package folders.Microsoft.NET.Sdk*SDKs skip the extra evaluation. On my machine the evaluation took about 0.4 s for each target framework.GetPackageReferenceItemsis a default interface method that returns an empty list. This avoids a breaking change for other implementers of the publicIDependencyGraphServiceinDotNetOutdatedTool.Core.The right way to upgrade these packages is to bump the SDK version. #793 adds that for versioned SDKs in project files. With both PRs, the main
MSTest.Sdkcase in #589 is handled: the SDK is offered as the upgrade, and its injected packages are no longer reported. With-t, the transitive dependencies of those packages are still listed, as they are for other auto-referenced packages.Tests
DependencyGraphServiceTests:-getItemJSON output and check the msbuild arguments.EndToEndTestsuse a newsdk-injected-packagesfixture:MSTest.Sdk/3.6.0onnet8.0with an explicitNewtonsoft.Jsonreference.Newtonsoft.Jsonis reported and the MSTest packages are not.--include-auto-references, the MSTest packages are reported too.--upgradesucceeds, updatesNewtonsoft.Jsonand adds no MSTest references to the project.All tests pass locally on net8.0 and net9.0. I also checked by hand that the
Cake.Sdkrepro from #794 now reports only the explicit package.Notes
Cake.Sdkmentioned in Upgrading packages injected by a custom project SDK fails #794 is not a dotnet-outdated bug.Cake.SdksetsPackageId/AssemblyNametoCake.Sdk, and NuGet usesPackageIdas the project name in the restore graph.ProjectAnalysisService, so whichever PR merges second will need a small rebase.Maintainer follow-up commits
Added on top of the original commit after review:
<Import Sdk>from aDirectory.Build.propsorDirectory.Build.targetsfile in the project's directory or above are now detected. Before, only the project file was checked.RestorePackagesPath: NuGet's configured global packages folder is now checked too. With a customRestorePackagesPath, the SDK is still loaded from the global folder, so the fix did nothing in that setup before.GetPackageReferenceItemsreturnsnullwhendotnet msbuildfails or prints output that is not JSON, and the failure is logged at verbose level.Microsoft.NET.SdkandMicrosoft.NET.Sdk.*skip the evaluation, instead of any name that starts withMicrosoft.NET.Sdk.SdkInjectedPackageReferenceshelper with offline unit tests. A newsdk-injected-packages-restore-pathend-to-end fixture coversRestorePackagesPath.Directory.Build.*are not detected.