0 For the front end of our application (a javascript web application), we can generate a list of all of the licenses used by our dependencies. Is there a way to do this for our server side nuget packages? The reason this works for the front end, is that we have a node_modules directory containing a complete set of version resolved dependencies. With old style nuget (using packages.config and a packages folder) we could use a similar solution, but dotnet core projects use the global package store. Our current direction of travel is to use the metadata from the nuget API and traverse the tree that way, but this throws up a whole list of other problems to solve (resolving partial version numbers, dealing with missing / incorrect license data). .net-core nuget share | improve this question asked Nov 14 '18 at 10:29 richzilla richzilla 13k 12 41 74 add a comment | 0 For the front end of our application (a javascri...