Using a nuget package that has a depency on a lower version of ServiceStack causes the build to fail

.NET Core
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I have a created a nuget package that depends on ServiceStack.Core 1.0.30.

My project has version 1.0.44, but has a depency on the nuget package with version 1.0.30.

When I build my project, the following error is reported:

The type ‘IAppSettings’ is defined in an assembly that is not referenced. You must add a reference to assembly ‘ServiceStack.Interfaces, Version=1.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null’.

I would like to use ServiceStack 1.0.44 in my project, while keeping the nuget package at the lowest version possible.

Any ideas?

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This looks like a PCL issue where you’d need to reference the compatibility library.

Can you upgrade to ServiceStack v5 as it no longer uses PCL so you won’t have this issue.

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The link points to ServiceStack 4.5.14.

I used MyGet version 5.0.0 instead.
I like this very much: just one library for both .Net Standard 2.0 and .Net Framework > 4.5

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Apologies I posted the wrong link, fixed now. Yeah v5 unified packages is much cleaner.