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    ProGet: Is it possible to create universal virtual packages with sources from multiple feeds?

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      m.lee_3921
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      Hi, we would like to use virtual packages as a way to combine files from multiple packages that are spread across different universal feeds.

      The documentation says it is possible to include files from an assets feed but it does not appear to be possible to include packages (or files from within packages) that are in a different feed to the location of the virtual package.

      Have I missed something or are virtual packages only meant to include other packages from the same feed? Would it be possible for the team to implement cross feed virtual packages?

      Thanks,
      Michael

      PS The Download Virtual Package documentation appears to be out of date, using /download-vpack/ in the download paths which should be just /download/ as far as I can tell.

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        dean-houston inedo-engineer @m.lee_3921
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        Hi @m-lee_3921,

        When specifying a package source, the package must be in the same feed; you could specify it using a URL however.

           {
            "virtualPath": "common/logo/logo.png",
            "source": { 
               "url": "http://proget/endpoints/customer-assets/content/ast-logo.png"
            }
        

        Good point on the documentation; download-vpack is for the .vpack file only (i.e. manifest). I'll update it

        -- Dean

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