How to indetify a package uses in the project?(Not an activity package)

[indiedev91]

I’m migrating some projects from legacy to Windows and have encountered many dependency conflicts. I’ve been able to resolve these issues using the NuGet Package Explorer or by creating duplicate packages with .NET 6.0 support from the scratch . Most of the conflicts involved activities, but I discovered a new dependency that doesn’t contain any activities: MultiCaptchaSolver.

I suspect this package might be used directly in VB, but I’m unsure how to identify the syntax or references for it throughout the project

My primary goal is to find any references to this package and, if it’s not in use, remove it to resolve conflicts. If there are references or use cases, I can explore alternatives or modify the original package.

[mkankatala (Mahesh Kankatala)]

Hi @indiedev91

Check the below thread,

How to find activities being used from a dependency?

(we also remember your skill set and do know, that we dont have to tell you things like WFA as you already know it) there are several techniques, as not all is available to get handled by tools: we can collect and identify activities by its name / schemas e.g. prefix:name from the xaml where we map the prefix namespace to the referenced package/assembly So we can setup some custom XAML - XML Processings Or Mass Text Processings and filling up this tool gap A more Studio integrated approach…

Hope it helps!!

[indiedev91]

@ppr

A more Studio integrated approach is to remove the package in Legacy and get hints by the unresolved packages.

Ik this approach will work very well to identify the references , but thats the last option i have, can you suggest me some other solution