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Unlisted package version still shows up in visual studio
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I'm using Proget version 5.3.27 (build 18). When I unlist a package version I can still see the version when managing Nuget packages in visual studio. Using fiddler to view the response from Proget I see that the listed property is set to false.
<d:Listed m:type="Edm.Boolean">false</d:Listed>
Does visual studio not look for this property? I assumed that unlisting a package version would hide the version in visual studio Nuget searches?
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@nmarkkula_7220 I'm not totally sure, but I'm pretty sure Visual Studio used to pay attention to that flag. Perhaps it's a regression or something in Visual Studio?
But it looks like that's on the v2 API, and Microsoft (and we) aren't really maintaining that anymore. I would try using the v3 endpoint instead.
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That was just taken from the response of a Visual Studio to Proget request. Is there a way I can force VS to use the v3 endpoint?
Looks like my package source url is
https://MY.FQDN/nuget/MYNUGETFEEDWhich resulted in VS making a GET request to https://MY.FQDN/nuget/MYNUGETFEED/Packages(Id='MYPACKAGEID',Version=''MYPACKAGEVERSION')
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@nmarkkula_7220 make sure the v3 API is enabled on your feed; the endpoint will look like https://MY.FQDN/nuget/MYNUGETFEED/index.json
visual studios detects the API once it queries it, so if you changet the URL then it should work
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@atripp
Thanks, I was able to enable the v3 api for my feed. Just in case anyone else stumbles on this the v3 api url was actually https://MY.FQDN/nuget/MYNUGETFEED/v3/index.json. Visual Studio does correctly hide the unlisted versions using the v3 api, thank you.
