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    Push package to chocolatey feeds with cURL

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    • CrimroseC Offline
      Crimrose
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      May I know how we can push the chocolatey package *.nupkg to the chocolatey feeds in Proget with cURL or any linux commands/tools (not using choco )?

      As in my case i'm using the linux runner to automate the push packages.

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      • rhessingerR Offline
        rhessinger inedo-engineer
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        Hi @Crimrose,

        Chocolatey feeds are a form of NuGet feed that uses the standard NuGet API, but we optimize ProGet's UI to present it in a slightly different fashion. You can see the differences listed in our Chocolatey documentation. This means that you can push chocolatey packages via the NuGet CLI push command. Since you are running this on Linux, you will need to use the .NET Core or .NET 5 based CLI to perform this push.

        Alternatively, you can upload this manually in the ProGet UI.

        Thanks,
        Rich

        Products Engineer, Inedo

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        • CrimroseC Offline
          Crimrose
          last edited by

          Thank for your suggestion.
          This command work for me

          dotnet nuget push notepad2.4.2.25.3.nupkg -k apikey -s https://proget-sample.com/nuget/chocolatey/

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