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    ProGet - Feed searching is not by relevance

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      We have a local nuget feed, which is then in turn connected to the public nuget feed. The results however of searching the public feed directly, and searching through the connected NuGet feed in ProGet differ significantly.

      e.g. Set up the two feeds side by side in visual studio (public feed, and ProGet feed, which has the public NuGet feed connected).
      Search the public feed with the term 'MVVM'. Compare that with searching through the ProGet feed for the same search term. The results for the proget feed are essentially alphabetical.

      This does not appear to the be the correct kind of behaviour?

      Thanks,
      Adam.

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        The results should be the same... I tested an "MVVM" search against NuGet.org and a ProGet-connected feed.

        However, remember that local packages are always displayed before packages from a connector.... so maybe those are coming up first?

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          Hi Steve,

          Thanks for the reply, I think this is best illustrated with a screenshot or two, which I shall send to your email address as mentioned in the other answer.

          Thanks,
          Adam.

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