5 writes to LockFilePath
NuGet.Commands (5)
RestoreCommand\RequestFactory\RestoreArgs.cs (2)
191request.LockFilePath = Path.Combine(request.RestoreOutputPath, LockFileFormat.AssetsFileName); 195request.LockFilePath = ProjectJsonPathUtilities.GetLockFilePath(request.Project.FilePath);
RestoreCommand\RestoreCommand.cs (2)
662_request.LockFilePath = assetFilePath; 1497_request.LockFilePath = null;
RestoreCommand\Utility\NoOpRestoreUtilities.cs (1)
258request.LockFilePath = toolPathResolver.GetLockFilePath(toolDirectory);
11 references to LockFilePath
NuGet.Commands (11)
RestoreCommand\RestoreCommand.cs (4)
501_request.LockFilePath, 502new Lazy<LockFile>(() => LockFileUtilities.GetLockFile(_request.LockFilePath, _logger)), 659if (_request.LockFilePath == null 1525var projectLockFilePath = _request.LockFilePath;
RestoreCommand\RestoreRequest.cs (2)
100/// The existing lock file to use. If not specified, the lock file will be read from the <see cref="LockFilePath"/> 102/// description for <see cref="LockFilePath"/>)
RestoreCommand\RestoreRunner.cs (3)
189if (request.Request.LockFilePath == null 190|| uniqueRequest.Add(request.Request.LockFilePath)) 214if (uniqueRequest.Add(request.Request.LockFilePath))
RestoreCommand\Utility\NoOpRestoreUtilities.cs (2)
127if (!string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(request.LockFilePath) && !File.Exists(request.LockFilePath))