This is because Get-Http is an execute-only operation, which means it will only run if configuration changed. To force execute-only operations to run in configuration plans, you need to specify the execution directive to be always execute, as follows... with executionPolicy=always { ... } Hopefully we can better document this in the future; it's buried in the formal specification.

@knitvijay_7631 said in During build getting error (unable to clone from github): Clone failed: unknown certificate check failure I did a quick search on this message, and there's lots of advice on how to get this working. The problem is coming from Git, and BuildMaster is just reporting the problem. I think your best bet will just be to use HTTPS instead of SSH. It's a lot easier to configure... BUt here's a post that seems to be quite popular that gives lots of tips and tricks on resolving this.. Example: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3777075/ssl-certificate-rejected-trying-to-access-github-over-https-behind-firewall

That one works, thanks!

I fixed this incidentally in this commit: https://github.com/Inedo/inedox-git/commit/325562db2ea5996a1dc559f5997dca49cc9452df The fix is available as of v1.3.1 of the Git(Hub|Lab)? extensions :)

Hi Mark, This bugfix will be included in v6.1.11 due out this Friday. Thank you for your patience. Thanks, -John

Hello, For this functionality we suggest you use the "Unlist" button for any package/version you wish to deprecate. Thanks, Jason

Hello, Are you including a API key with your request? https://docs.inedo.com/docs/proget/administration/security/api-keys#usage Thanks, Jason

We hope to include this ability in a future release, but it's a bit more complicated to get the details worked out. For now, just uninstall, then reinstall (pick version you want) will work.

Hi Matthew, After discussing with our team they think this could be related to Windows Integrated Authentication (if it is enabled) or a configuration issue in your nuget.config file.. Can you try to use fiddler to help pinpoint the issue? Also, have you enabled CEIP in ProGet? That would give us some visibility to you errors. Thanks, Jason

Hello, Sorry for the confusion. For your solution you would need two separate feeds. One for normal package, one for symbols. Thanks, Jason

So I looked over OT-331, and while close, I am looking for each role to report the status of each server that has that role assigned to it, and whether it has drifted or is current. Thanks!

Hello, In ProGet all you just need to modify your baseurl in the advanced settings. However, for the actual ssl setup we suggest using "letsencrypt" which you can learn more about here: https://blog.georgejose.com/moving-my-http-website-to-https-using-letsencrypt-haproxy-and-docker-deb56ff6be9b Hope this helps! Thanks, Jason

Hello, I think what you are trying to do can be accomplished by adding a restriction for "View & Download Packages" to "any" feed for "Authenticated" users. Then add whatever permission to the API user. Use the Test Privileges button to verify. [image: 1562936601335-92ad03ea-b42d-411b-bd45-e1afd1f6d5fc-image.png] Thanks Jason

We don't have a bug bounty program, but please submit a ticket if you find anything and we will immediately address it.

Hi Fabrice, can you open a feature request for this? It's a ticket, and we can more easily track/prioritize it on our end this way. We generally avoid just adding "pagination and order by" in data lists because it usually means you're having to click through page after page and play around with order to find what you're looking for. We'd like to make it much easier :) So to do that, we'd love to learn more about the use case, because we have a feature on our roadmap to give a lot more insight into "which project uses a component", and I think you're definitely on the right track by using those headers. So screenshots, etc., would be great (and having this tracked in that feature request is so much simpler for us to manage internally). We can update this post once we have more insight, and if anyone is curious we can just reply with more info here :)

ProGet does not have the concept of "public" or "private" feeds, you can instead grant the "Anonymous" user certain permissions, including viewing and publishing packages. ProGet Free Edition does not allow feed-level permissions, only system-level permissions. So you can grant "Anonymous" whatever rights you want, just not at a feed-level.

Hi Gordon, Looking at the code, it should work if the ReleaseNotes element is within PackageManifest under Metadata. This would be the schema we use: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/extensibility/vsix-extension-schema-2-0-reference?view=vs-2019 Thanks, Jason

Hi Giorgi, Are you using Windows Authentication for your instance of ProGet? Thanks, Jason

Warn will still automatically advance. I was able to utilize the Set-ReleaseVariable as you suggested. Thanks!

this is solved but i'm still replying