c# - Create nuget package for a solution with multiple projects -

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We are currently preparing solutions with many projects.

We have something like this: logging - logging. Logging - Threading

hence logging. Log logging is dependent on logging on the common ... etc.

When we pack logging. Log me would like to nugget me to find logjin and common dependents.

At the moment, I created a package with Common, then in logging I installed the package in common

But whenever I am modifying , I have to update the package and they are created by our continuous integration system (Hudson), so when we are developing it is quite upset.

I just have to navigate to a project reference (add context -> project ...) and in any way to discover the divisions.

Is there any way to get it?

A planned goal is to ng this exact situation

How does it look like this: 

  & gt; Nuget.exe pack proj.csproj-includeReferencedProjects   
 This is apparently only  day  before, but it is there.            >       P> OR  
     
  •  Related to those projects Making references  nuget package  for packages, if there are .nuspec files with referenced projects.   
     The feature request is back all the way back to 1.5, but it is kept slipping. Recently, however, enough mass (requests) have been collected to issue it.  
     Release plan opens for version 2.3 of "Termination of April 2013", so stay tuned. 
     (Currently, the latest Nuget version is 2.2.1)

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