En liten påminnelse om dotnet list package som är ett enkelt kommando man kan köra för att kolla om man är på senaste NuGet-paket versioner, är då att använda sig av:

dotnet list package --outdated

Ger då en trevlig lista över vilka NuGet-paket som inte uppdaterats:

Project `ArvidsonFoto` has the following updates to its packages
   [net10.0]: 
   Top-level Package                                           Requested   Resolved   Latest
   > Azure.Identity                                            1.13.1      1.13.1     1.16.0
   > MailKit                                                   4.9.0       4.9.0      4.13.0
   > Microsoft.AspNetCore.Diagnostics.EntityFrameworkCore      9.0.0       9.0.0      9.0.9 
   > Microsoft.AspNetCore.Identity.EntityFrameworkCore         9.0.0       9.0.0      9.0.9 
   > Microsoft.AspNetCore.Identity.UI                          9.0.0       9.0.0      9.0.9 
   > Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.SqlServer                   9.0.0       9.0.0      9.0.9 
   > Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.Tools                       9.0.0       9.0.0      9.0.9 
   > MimeKit                                                   4.9.0       4.9.0      4.13.0
   > Serilog                                                   4.2.0       4.2.0      4.3.0 
   > Serilog.Sinks.File                                        6.0.0       6.0.0      7.0.0 

The given project `ArvidsonFoto-LogReader` has no updates given the current sources.
Project `ArvidsonFoto.Tests.Unit` has the following updates to its packages
   [net10.0]: 
   Top-level Package                Requested   Resolved   Latest 
   > Aspire.Hosting.Testing         9.0.0       9.0.0      9.4.2  
   > coverlet.collector             6.0.2       6.0.2      6.0.4  
   > Microsoft.NET.Test.Sdk         17.10.0     17.10.0    17.14.1
   > xunit                          2.9.2       2.9.2      2.9.3  
   > xunit.runner.visualstudio      2.8.2       2.8.2      3.1.4

Då kan man enkelt se vilka paket man har som behöver uppdateras och vad som är senaste versionen.

Mer info om dotnet list package på engelska:

The dotnet list package command is used to list NuGet package references for a project or solution. It provides details about installed packages, their versions, and can also identify outdated or vulnerable packages.

Example: Basic Usage

To list all package references in a project:
dotnet list package

Key Options and Examples List Outdated Packages Use the –outdated option to find packages with newer versions available:
dotnet list package --outdated

Include Prerelease Versions Combine –outdated with –include-prerelease to include prerelease versions:
dotnet list package --outdated --include-prerelease

Include Transitive Dependencies To display transitive dependencies (packages indirectly referenced):
dotnet list package --include-transitive

Filter by Framework Specify a target framework to filter results:
dotnet list package --framework net10.0

Output in JSON Format Generate machine-readable JSON output:
dotnet list package --format json

Check Vulnerabilities Identify packages with known vulnerabilities:
dotnet list package --vulnerable

Important Notes

Ensure the project is built before running this command, as it relies on the assets file. The --outdated option only lists stable versions unless combined with --include-prerelease. Use dotnet restore if the assets file is missing.

This command is highly useful for maintaining and auditing NuGet dependencies in .NET projects

Läs mer via Microsoft Learn:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/nuget/consume-packages/install-use-packages-dotnet-cli

Och även:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/core/tools/dotnet-package-list