

You will notice in the above sample that there are two elements to a :

This file contains all of the metadata about a particular Chocolatey package including:Ī nuspec also includes a section for defining package dependencies.Ī common example that you'll see across many Chocolatey packages on the Community Repository looks like the following: Understanding Dependency Syntaxĭependencies for a particular application are all defined within a package's nuspec file. This allows you to simplify complex application requirements into a single easy-to-use Chocolatey package. Chocolatey being built on top of a NuGet framework means that we can take advantage of the rich dependency experience that NuGet provides to developers.
