Merge pull request #822 from leecow/master
add nuget content to known issues
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More info: [dotnet/docs/issues/2790](https://github.com/dotnet/docs/issues/2790) and [dotnet/cli/issues/7203](https://github.com/dotnet/cli/issues/7203)
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## NuGet disabled source are still used by dotnet.exe and msbuild
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## NuGet restore may treat disabled package sources as enabled in some cases
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[content TBD]
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**Issue:**
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The following restore command-line techniques treat disabled packages sources as enabled. NuGet#5704
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```
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msbuild /t:restore
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dotnet restore (either with dotnet.exe that ships with VS, or the one that comes with NetCore SDK 2.0.0)
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```
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**Workaround:**
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Use Visual Studio (2017 15.3 or later) or NuGet.exe (v4.3.0 or later)
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Delete your disabled source and continue to use msbuild or dotnet.exe.
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For your solution, you could use "Clear" in NuGet.config and then define the sources necessary for that solution.
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## RHEL and the Runtime Package Store
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