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Basic conflict.
SignalR wants Newtonsoft.Json version 4.0.7 or higher while RavenDB wants version equal to 4.0.5. Which obviously means they can’t be installed side by side.
So aside from downloading the source code from one of them and getting the dependencies figured out locally then have to check in the binary created from that, is there a possible way to keep the dependencies managed with NuGet, and maybe just forward the DLL Calls (like Mvc does with each new version for example)?
We were running into the same issue a few days ago and this is a nasty one. We found that you can’t keep the dependencies managed with NuGet. Instead, we have changed SignalR to use 4.0.5 and compiled it locally.