Analyzing .NET Core project dependencies: Finding transitive dependencies

Introduction In the previous blog post, I looked at how we can use the .NET Core CLI to generate a dependency graph which allows you to determine the package references for a .NET Core or .NET Standard project. This is the same technique I used when developing dotnet-outdated. Once dotnet-outdated started gaining a bit of traction, one of the issues opened on the GitHub repository was a request to support detecting outdated transitive dependencies.

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