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Nick Meyvis edited this page Jul 17, 2024
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For those wishing to use a version not yet released to nuget.org then it's relatively simple to grab the source and build the nupkg files for inclusion.
Newer CefSharp branches have a powershell build script in their root. There is a build script that will generate nupkg files which you can reference locally. The build script is called build.ps1
By default, the script looks for a Visual Studio 2019 installation, if you're using Visual Studio 2022, pass vs2022 as the first parameter of build.ps1, like .\build.ps1 vs2022
The script will generate .nupkg files in \NuGet folder.