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    Universal Package feed changes package name when creating a package using the UI

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      daniel.pardo_5658
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      Hello.

      This is a rather specific issue.

      I am using Proget Free edition, version 2025.15.

      When Adding a package to a Universal Feed, if you select "Create a Package", when you select a file to add, either by drag and dropping it or by selecting it with the button "or click here to select files" it does load correctly but when you check the package contents the file's name is changed to lowercase.

      As you can see in the following images, the file is called "TEST_test.txt".
      160aba42-c5ac-4657-8328-65dc29e18124-image.png

      But when I check it's contents in the version's files tab, it's all lowercase:
      67a86de6-f70c-486c-9e93-84e27b1eb3a9-image.png

      This does not happen when uploading a new package using PGutils nor when uploading an already created .upack file.

      I know it's a very specific issue but it's causing trouble in naming standarization for me since some users only use proget via its web interface.

      Thanks in advance for your help.

      Kind regards.

      Daniel.

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        daniel.pardo_5658
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        Adding to this, I just noticed it also modifies the file's permissions. For example, it removes the "+x" from a .sh file.

        Daniel.

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          stevedennis inedo-engineer @daniel.pardo_5658
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          Hi @daniel-pardo_5658 ,

          This behavior is expected; the UI is meant for creating basic, case-insenstiive archives.

          As for the permissions.... File metadata (including owner, execute permissions, etc) are stored within the filesystem (or as metadata in a zip file)... so once you transmit a file, that information is irrevocably lost.

          Best to upload a package file.

          Cheers,
          Steve

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            daniel.pardo_5658 @stevedennis
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            @stevedennis I see, Thank you for your fast reply. Regards.

            Daniel.

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