Displaying a NuGet package's dependencies

Yes, there is.

# shows all available packagesPM> get-package -list # get single package infoPM> get-package -list solrnet.nhibernate# view dependenciesPM> get-package -list solrnet.nhibernate | select dependenciesNHibernate:[2.1.2.4000]|CommonServiceLocator:[1.0]|SolrNet:[0.3.1] 

For anyone running Nuget v3 or higher (i.e. VS2015), if you run the command Get-Package, you will be given this message:

This Command/Parameter combination has been deprecated and will be removed in the next release. Please consider using the new command that replaces it: 'Find-Package [-Id]'.

The documentation for Find-Package explains the new command rather well, and you can see there is no longer a -list parameter. Unfortunately it seems neither this new nor the old one will give you the dependencies. You can see all the properties returned like this:

Find-Package | Get-Member

Which will return:

   TypeName: NuGet.PackageManagement.PowerShellCmdlets.PowerShellRemotePackageName              MemberType Definition----              ---------- ----------Equals            Method     bool Equals(System.Object obj)GetHashCode       Method     int GetHashCode()GetType           Method     type GetType()ToString          Method     string ToString()AllVersions       Property   bool AllVersions {get;set;}AsyncLazyVersions Property   Microsoft.VisualStudio.... snipDescription       Property   string Description {get;set;}Id                Property   string Id {get;set;}LicenseUrl        Property   string LicenseUrl {get;set;}Version           Property   NuGet.SemanticVer.... snipVersions          Property   System.Collections.... snip

I used:

Find-Package <PackageName> -IncludeDependencies

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/packagemanagement/find-package?view=powershell-7.1