How did project.json handle transitive dependencies differently than the NuGet approach in previous ASP.NET versions?
- Implicitly
- Explicitly
- No Transitive Dependencies
- Manually
Project.json handled transitive dependencies explicitly, meaning it included both direct and transitive dependencies in the project file. In contrast, the NuGet approach in previous ASP.NET versions handled transitive dependencies implicitly, which required developers to manage them manually. Project.json's explicit handling improved transparency and control over dependencies.
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