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    [BM] Proget::scan usage - I am looking for example

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      philippe.camelio_3885
      last edited by philippe.camelio_3885

      Hello
      I deploy a npm app using BM
      I would like to use proget::scan function to scan for package dependencies and send them to Proget but I can 't found out how to configure this correctly.

      Running a scan returns a warning message "Project not found"

      Proget is configured in Buildmaster.
      I am using the lastest PG and BM docker versions

      Any advice is welcome
      Best regards
      PhiippeC.

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        atripp inedo-engineer @philippe.camelio_3885
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        Hi @philippe-camelio_3885,

        Can you share the relevant OtterScript and execution log portion?

        Behind the scenes, ProGet::Scan will use the package-lock.json file of your project. It's based on the pgscan tool (https://github.com/Inedo/pgscan) as an FYI.

        Cheers,
        Alana

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          philippe.camelio_3885 @atripp
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          @atripp said in [BM] Proget::scan usage - I am looking for example:

          I missed package-lock.json.
          This is working fine now.
          Thank you

          {
              ProGet::Scan
              (
                  To: global::proget-2023,
                  Project: package-lock.json,
                  ScanType: Npm
              );
          }
          

          Best Regards

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