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ObjXml is invalid when publishing to nuget
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Hi
Trying to evaulate ProGet..In Teamcity I can push a nuget package to the default feed that comes with the installation of ProGet, but when I create another feed which looks to have the exact same settings etc I get this error:
[14:32:48][push] Failed to process request. 'There was an error processing the request: objXml is invalid. Parameter name: objXml'.
[14:32:48][push] The remote server returned an error: (500) Internal Server Error..I also get the same error when manually adding a package to may new feed via the "add package" button
I've turned off the symbol/source setting and still doesn't work.
Thanks
DannyProduct: ProGet
Version: 3.3.5 -
Strange... That error message looks like it can only come from the extensibility system, if there is a failure deserializing the XML configuration for an extension. Do you have any extensions loaded (feed adapters, custom package stores, etc)?
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No connector, filters or adapters. The default feed as the nuget connector, but I replicated this on my new feed and still got the error.
thanks
danny -
Could you connect to the ProGet SQL database and run:
SELECT * FROM Feedsand either post those results here or email to us at support at inedo.com?
It seems like maybe somehow something got written to the PackageStore_Configuration column on the new feeds. I'm not sure where else this error could be coming from.
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If you edit the feed properties for each feed, is there anything in the "Package store configuration" field? Based on the CSV you've sent, there is a * in one of the entries which would cause this error. Just delete that and it should work.
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thanks I removed the '*' and the problem has gone.. not sure how that got there!
But can you put some validation in place as I shouldn't really have got the error.
Thanks for the very quick turnaround on the help.
Danny
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Reworking that page was already on our list of things to do for the next version, so this won't be an issue after that :) Thanks for your help!
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