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      parthu.reddy
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      Every time I run dotnet tool run paket restore --verbose I'm getting error with different packages. It's not the same every time I run it. Could you let us know why this is happening.

      We came across this while trying to upgrade from 2024.6 to 2024.13. So we again downgraded it to 2024.6 and checked there. Looks like it's happening in both the versions.

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        dean-houston inedo-engineer @parthu.reddy
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        Hi @parthu-reddy ,

        I'm afraid we don't have enough information to help with this; it appears to be an error the tool you're using (packet), and there's not enough information in the screenshot to see what error packet is encountering. It just says "Packaged failed with could not download..."

        We aren't familiar enough with packet to know how to follow their Stack Trace.

        If you can't find a clear error message, I would use an HTTP Proxy tool like Fiddler Classic to inspect the traffic that packet is making, and see if you can spot an issue there.

        I would also try downgrading packet , as it's very possible there's a regression in the tool.

        -- Dean

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