Let's suppose there is a .NET Core project that has a reference to a NuGet package, say nugetD. That NuGet package in turn has references to 3 other NuGet packages, say nugetA, nugetB and nugetC.
The NuGet packages are managed locally in a local NuGet repository.
When the NuGet package nugetD is modified and a new version is pushed into the NuGet repository, then Visual Studio will alert us in the "Manage NuGet Packages for this Solution" window, saying there are updates for that nugetD.
Is there a way to have it generate an alert if any of the underlying dependent packages (for nugetD): nugetA, nugetB, and nugetC were modified, and new versions were pushed to the local NuGet repository?
In other words, how can the parent NuGet package track whether any dependent child NuGet references were modified and that it needs to update to the latest dependent packages?