Then you should be able to select the package source for your directory in the Add Packages dialog. You can add the directory that contains the.nupkg file as a package source in Visual Studio for Mac. This is what I get when trying to install from the CLI $ nuget install Package.1.0.0.nupkg Feeds used: GET NotFound 363ms Unable to find package 'Package.1.0.0.nupkg'.
I have VS Community for Mac 7.3.3, mono 5.4.1.7 and nuget 4. I've created a package with nugget CLI but can't find a way to install it from the IDE, the Package Manager Console isn't available in the version for Mac, and the nuget CLI tries to retrieve the package from the internet instead of reading the.nupkg file.
On the Mac you can create a.nuspec file.The path separators will need to be forward slashes / and not backslash as specified in the NuGet documentation.
You cannot directly create a NuGet package using Xamarin Studio, but you can using the nuget command line.
