Having NuGet Packages across multiple projects can be a challenge. Each PackageRefence across csproj files must specify the same version of the NuGet Package.

Two ways to simplify your NuGet PackageReferences in your C# Projects. Use Directory.Build.targets or Directory.Packages.props to keep a common place for specifying the version of a NuGet Package.

Stuart Lang Blog Post: https://stu.dev/managing-package-versions-centrally/

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