When searching for other questions today, I suddenly found a little trick to use NuGet.
Because of browser compatibility issues, many Web site projects reference the JQuery component version needs to remain below 2.0, because more than 2.0 requires modern browser support, but NuGet does not care about your problem, it will only push the latest version to you, so before also talked about how to install a specific version of the NuGet package.
But now there is a more practical way to specify the desired version number range directly in the NuGet configuration file (packages.config).
For example, limit jQuery to a version number greater than or equal to 1.9, less than 2:
<id= "JQuery" version= "1.11.1" allowedversions= "[1.9,2)" targetframework= "net45"/>
In the original configuration based on the addition of the Allowedversions attribute, which is a version number of the range of expressions.
Limit the version number of the NuGet update package