Package restore can't mark package as dependency in Visual Studio

Description

When I add a package to the paket.references file and then restore the project, everything works fine except the packages folder (in the Solution Explorer) shows all the installed packages as a flat list.

When I install the same packages using NuGet it shows at the first level only the packages I installed and the package's dependencies are under those packages.

Any way to accomplish this behavior with Paket?

Repro steps

1. Add log4net to the packet.dependencies with specified version (not sure if its related but that how I did it).
2. Add the log4net to the paket.references
3. Build the project.

Expected behavior

I really like to get the dependent behavior exists when installing NuGet package.

Actual behavior

Flat list.

Known workarounds

Live with the flat list.
The only issue is that I'm not sure what would happen when an innocent developer will by mistake open the Pakcages folder when it contains thousandths of packages...

Thanks

Reproduce the restore using the paket.references file, the package dependency declaration, and log4net in Visual Studio. Start by observing how Paket populates the Packages folder in Solution Explorer; done means installed packages appear hierarchically, with direct packages containing their dependencies rather than a flat list.