I am building .NET applications on .NET 4.5.2 or 4.6.2, and not use .NET Core. When updating NuGet Packages in Visual Studio 2015, The Updates tab lists a few dozens packages that are parts of .NET Framework such as System.IO and System.Linq.
Is that good to include/store those packages in the packages folder, in every VS solution folders?
Can/should I just use .NET Frameworks that had already been installed?
Is there a way not to display those .NET Framework packages in the Updates tab of NuGet VS?
Apparently after updating to the latest xUnit.NET v2.2.0, NuGet VS starts to promote 31 updates, as shown in this screenshot. But I don't use them.
