Mhm this seems to be related to which protocol responds the fastest. I will
try to find a solution.
On Dec 2, 2015 22:01, "Konstantin Erman" [email protected] wrote:

It looks like Paket randomly (?) adds or removes ".0" at the end of the
package version every time the version changes. For instance, looking at
the history of the paket.lock file I can see these changes:

Costura.Fody (1.3.3) -> Costura.Fody (1.3.3.0)
Costura.Fody (1.3.3.0) -> Costura.Fody (1.3.3)
Costura.Fody (1.3.3) -> Costura.Fody (1.3.3.0)
Costura.Fody (1.3.3.0) -> Costura.Fody (1.3.3)
... ... ...

It does not happen for all packages, but for many, for instance:
Microsoft.Web.Infrastructure, PagedList, JSNLog, IKVM, MimeKit, etc.

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is this only with nuget.org?

please check if this works for you. we only do this for nuget.org since other servers fail on NormalizedVersions

It will take some time to make sure it is fixed as the problem was intermittent by nature.

yes I know....