Install NuGet for Services, error ?

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Hi,

I'm just learning about Services in D365 FinOps. In one of the book, they say I need to install a NuGet. Like this:

- Install some NuGet packages. Within Visual Studio, navigate toTools | NuGet Package Manager | Package Manager Console.
- In the Package Manager console, type in the following command:Install-Package Microsoft.IdentityModel.Clients.ActiveDirectory

I follow this instruction, then I got this message, If I'm right, it is error, can I say that ? If yes, anyone can help what is wrong ?

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Komi Siabi 13,093 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Hello,

Can you confirm that you have the package successfully installed on your C# project ?

Check 'Your project' -> Dependencies -> NuGet

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Hi,

I think no, I just open Project -> ProjectDependencies, only listed my own project :

Sorry it is hidden, but as the 1st letter I think can see there is no such NuGet, or I'm looking at the wrong place ?

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Here.

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Looks like I don't have it ->

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Hello,

This means you have not actually installed the package.

You should install using the package installer.

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Hmm, may I know how to get to this screen ?

Since in the book it only says :

Within Visual Studio, navigate to

Tools | NuGet Package Manager | Package Manager Console.

Then In the Package Manager console, type in the following command:

Install-Package Microsoft.IdentityModel.Clients.ActiveDirectory

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Right click your project then go to manage NuGet packages.

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Ok, now I see the same screen as yours, but there is no selection with that name, I search the same thing as yours ->

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That's because, your Package source is different from mine.

You should add nuget. follow the below screenshot.

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Hi Thank You Very Much.

Found it. But just curious, I noticed there is a statement that it is deprecated, Will it still ok to use ?

Well the book said I should install that, so I just wondering should I install it anyway, or the 2nd row looks like the new one (my guess only). I'm just afraid if I install different then I will get different result so cannot follow the book any more. But to install the same, I'm concern about "deprecated" so it will not usable or error later.

But anyway thanks again, learn a new thing today.

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