The nuget packages that reference the OxyPlot.Core package should use the exact version for this dependency:
```xml
<dependency id="OxyPlot.Core" version="[2014.1.1]"/>
```
So the Nuget does automatically update the core package and you don't have problems with different versions between core and e.g. Wpf.
The drawback is that the OxyPlot build server has to update the nuspec files.
Or maybe nuget supports to specify the version as a parameter for the pack command (don't know).
Comments: Yes, this should be fixed. Maybe the IncludeReferencedProject argument can be used https://docs.nuget.org/docs/reference/command-line-reference otherwise, I can add a step that replaces the OxyPlot.Core version number with the current build number.
```xml
<dependency id="OxyPlot.Core" version="[2014.1.1]"/>
```
So the Nuget does automatically update the core package and you don't have problems with different versions between core and e.g. Wpf.
The drawback is that the OxyPlot build server has to update the nuspec files.
Or maybe nuget supports to specify the version as a parameter for the pack command (don't know).
Comments: Yes, this should be fixed. Maybe the IncludeReferencedProject argument can be used https://docs.nuget.org/docs/reference/command-line-reference otherwise, I can add a step that replaces the OxyPlot.Core version number with the current build number.