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NuGet Version Range Resolution Default Behavior

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NuGet Version Resolution

The application uses NuGet for dependency management.

Resolution Uncertainty

NuGet's default version range resolution selects the lowest matching stable version when using a PackageReference.

What is the practical implication of this default selection during a controlled, small application upgrade?

Does this behavior conflict with expectations for highest-wins dependency selection?
When is this lowest-match behavior guaranteed across NuGet 6.2+ environments?

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