This package is obsolete, but development is still active on the MvcSiteMapProvider project. Please install one of the MvcSiteMapProvider.MVCx packages instead (where x is your MVC version). If you have installed this package into your project, please downgrade it by running the command 'Uninstall-Package MvcSiteMapProvider' (without the quotes) from Package Manager Console. Do not uninstall any dependencies. NuGet doesn't support multiple versions of MVC in one package, so it was necessary to create a different NuGet package per MVC version we support.
The MvcSiteMapProvider package is now obsolete. NuGet doesn't provide a way to support multiple versions of ASP.NET MVC in a single package, so it was necessary to create a package per MVC version that we support.
This package mainly exists to provide an upgrade path from older versions of MvcSiteMapProvider. It targets the latest version of MVC and will change each time the highest supported MVC version we support is incremented. For this reason, we do not recommend you leave it installed in your project because it could force an unwanted MVC version upgrade during a future update.
If the current version of MVC is appropriate for your project, uninstall this package by running the following command from Package Manager Console:
PM> Uninstall-Package MvcSiteMapProvider
This will remove only the obsolete package, but keep all of the other MvcSiteMapProvider and dependent packages in place.
If you are unsure or you know you will need to target a specific version of MVC, you can remove this package and all of its dependencies, and then reinstall the appropriate package.
PM> Uninstall-Package MvcSiteMapProvider -RemoveDependencies
PM> Install-Package MvcSiteMapProvider.MVC[x]
Replace the [x] in the above line with the version of MVC you wish to target. To see the currently supported MVC versions of MvcSiteMapProvider, visit the following URL:
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This package is obsolete, but development is still active on the MvcSiteMapProvider project. Please install one of the MvcSiteMapProvider.MVCx packages instead (where x is your MVC version). If you have installed this package into your project, please downgrade it by running the command 'Uninstall-Package MvcSiteMapProvider' (without the quotes) from Package Manager Console. Do not uninstall any dependencies. NuGet doesn't support multiple versions of MVC in one package, so it was necessary to create a different NuGet package per MVC version we support.
We found that mvcsitemapprovider demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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