docs(releasing): document constraint-floor bump + packages.lock refresh#31
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Hard-won lesson from v0.1.2-test.1: NuGet's PackageReference resolves to the LOWEST version satisfying the range, not the latest. With a constraint like [0.1.0,), a freshly-published NexusKit.Modules 0.1.1 keeps building against 0.1.0 unless the floor is moved forward. Updates step 1 of "Cutting a release" to spell out: - bump the floor in PlayerNexusTracker.Plugin.csproj (e.g. [0.1.0,) → [0.1.1,)) - refresh packages.lock.json (the sibling-clone swap means it looks empty locally for NexusKit refs, which is fine — CI re-evaluates) Same discipline applies to pre-release / testing builds — without the floor bump the testing zip ships with the same NuGets as the previous stable, defeating the point.
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Lessons from v0.1.2-test.1.
PackageReferencewith[0.1.0,)resolves to the lowest satisfying version — new upstream releases need an explicit floor bump in the consumer csproj plus apackages.lock.jsonrefresh, otherwise the build keeps using the old NuGet. Applies equally to stable and testing tags.