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Download the Unified Component Installer
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Install DevExpress Controls Using NuGet Packages
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Setup Visual Studio's NuGet Package Manager
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Manage Packages with NuGet CLI
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DevExpress NuGet Packages and Popular Continuous Integration Systems
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Local NuGet feed
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Local NuGet Feed

The DevExpress installation copies all NuGet packages to the C:\Program Files\DevExpress 23.1\Components\System\Components\packages directory and configures a local NuGet feed for each installed Visual Studio version.

Visual Studio - NuGet Local Feed Setup

In Trial mode, a local DevExpress package source contains packages for all DevExpress components. See the following article for information on how to start a trial:

Obtain Your NuGet Feed Credentials - Access Licensed and Trial Products

Tip

Hotfix installations create a local NuGet feed as well. You can use this feed to test the bug fixes in your CI/CD system: DevExpress NuGet Packages and Popular Continuous Integration Systems.

You can also get hotfixes from the DevExpress NuGet Feed: Install Hot Fixes Via NuGet