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    ProGet license restrictions in CI

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      cyril
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      Hi Inedo team; I'd like to confirm the restrictions for ProGet licenses, and how they apply for automated testing. I have already read the documentation at https://docs.inedo.com/docs/proget/administration/license

      We're currently running a Basic licensed instance for a production environment, and a Free licensed instance for testing configuration and automations. These are automations where ProGet itself is the target.

      We'd like to implement some testing via CI/CD pipelines, which would involve spinning up a ProGet instance and programmatically configuring it. No technical blockers, however there is a concern on whether this would be acceptable within the Free license terms. This would technically be a single instance, though short-lived and frequently recreated. Does this fit within the usage restrictions?

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        dean-houston inedo-engineer @cyril
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        Hi @cyril ,

        Thanks for checking; that would be fine. Note you'll have to enter a license key in your scripts (free is fine), as ProGet will not automatically create a license key.

        Aside from various features missing from Free edition, one restriction is that ProGet Free can't connect to other instances of ProGet. The software will generally enforce this as well.

        -- Dean

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