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<PackageReference Include="TUnit.Aspire" Version="1.6*" />
<PackageReference Include="TUnit.Aspire" Version="1.7*" />

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P2 Badge Preserve the 1. template package range*

When either Aspire template is scaffolded, this literal reference is emitted into the consumer project, so changing it to 1.7* narrows future restores and reintroduces dependency-update churn. src/TUnit.Templates/content/Directory.Build.props:3-10 explicitly requires all TUnit-family references in template project files to use Version="1.*" so newly scaffolded projects track the latest v1 release; update both changed Aspire references to that range instead of advancing the prefix.

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NuGet floating package version syntax 1.7* versus 1.7.* FloatRange lower bound official documentation source

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**`1.7.*` is the documented NuGet syntax** for floating the patch component: it means “use the latest stable `1.7.x` version.” For example, it can resolve to `1.7.9`, but not `1.8.0`. ([learn.microsoft.com](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/nuget/concepts/dependency-resolution?utm_source=openai))

**`1.7*` also parses in NuGet’s current `FloatRange` implementation**, but it’s not the documented spelling. The parser replaces the trailing `*` with `0`, so `1.7*` gets a floating range with a minimum version of **`1.70`**—not `1.7.0`. That’s a different lower bound and can produce surprising matching behavior. ([source.dot.net](https://source.dot.net/NuGet.Versioning/FloatRange.cs.html))

Use **`1.7.*`** when you mean the `1.7` release line. `FloatRange.MinVersion` is the parsed range’s minimum; `VersionRange` uses it as its inclusive lower bound. ([source.dot.net](https://source.dot.net/NuGet.Versioning/FloatRange.cs.html))

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Use Version="1.*" for both TUnit.Aspire references.

NuGet parses 1.7* with a minimum version of 1.70, so it can exclude earlier stable releases and cause generated-template restore failures. The repository requires all TUnit-owned template packages to use the 1.* floating range.

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-    <PackageReference Include="TUnit.Aspire" Version="1.7*" />
+    <PackageReference Include="TUnit.Aspire" Version="1.*" />

Apply this change in both affected project files.

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<PackageReference Include="TUnit.Aspire" Version="1.7*" />
<PackageReference Include="TUnit.Aspire" Version="1.*" />
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P2 Aspire templates re-pin versions
Both Aspire templates now use 1.7* for TUnit.Aspire, but the documented template policy calls for 1.* for TUnit-owned packages. When newer 1.x releases arrive, newly scaffolded projects can remain on an older version, requiring another maintenance bump. Please use the documented range in both templates.

Note: If this suggestion doesn't match your team's coding style, reply to this and let me know. I'll remember it for next time!

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