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    Bug: Configuring ProGet via the API/pgutil, fails on (certain) type conversions

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      cyril
      last edited by cyril

      Issue is quite straightforward:

      root@proget:/usr/local/proget# pgutil settings set --name=Web.ConcurrentRequestLimit --value=200
      Server responded with InternalServerError (500): Object of type 'System.String' cannot be converted to type 'System.Nullable`1[System.Int32]'.
      

      I'm able to set the same setting via the page in Administration > HTTP/S & Certificate Settings, however I do see that it's (seemingly) persisted alongside the rest of the configuration rows. I'm guessing there's some predefined list that maps types, that this value doesn't show up in?

      Assuming making all values available directly isn't supported, maybe adding a --type or --int flag to pgutil would do the trick (and --bool, --string respectively)? This would be consistent with other tools I've used.

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

        Thanks for letting us know; we'll get this fixed via PG-3422, targeting the next maintenance release (Nov 13).

        FYI -- we will do it on the server-side, so no need to add an argument. These values are stored as a string (VARCHAR) in the database but converted to a typed value in the code (C#). So, we just need to add a type coercion to the API, similar to what the UI page does.

        -- Dean

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