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    Proget docker registry - multiple connectors?

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      aclauss
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      We have just recently downloaded and setup Proget (5.2.27 Build 6) and are experimenting with it to decide if we want to continue using it.

      We have a container registry setup and I was able to add a connector to it for Docker Hub easily enough. That said, we do a lot of .NET development, so a number of our source images also come from Microsoft's registry. However, while there is a link present on the form to "add connector", clicking it doesn't allow me to actually add one. It brings up an odd form with the Feed name and a "Connector" dropdown box. However, the only thing present in that dropdown box is the connector that was already created. How do I create an additional one?

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        rhessinger inedo-engineer
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        Hi @aclauss,

        If you go to the feeds page in ProGet, in the upper left corner you should see a toggle button that has two options: Feeds and Connectors. Please click the Connectors button and you should see a list of your connectors. From there you can click Create Connector to create a new connector.

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        Once you create the connector, you can tie it to your feed by going back to the manage feed page, click connectors, and now that connector dropdown you see before should contain the connector you recently created.

        Hope that helps!

        Thanks,
        Rich

        Products Engineer, Inedo

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