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Nuget Package Manager lists no packages under 'Online' tab because Proget throws error
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I have confirmed that this is still a problem in ProGet 3.5.6, even after rejiggering the web application and removing / readding the connector to the feed. Any ideas on when this could be fixed?
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I think we've finally been able to reproduce this. We're able to get this behavior if a connector URL is incorrect or there is a proxy issue in one of them. When testing with a connector to www.nuget.org/api/v2, it seems to work every time, but if I change it to say example.com/nothing, then I get the exact error you are describing, so I think ultimately the connector target is just returning an HTTP error code to the request, and ProGet is unfortunately failing with this as a result. I don't see why this would affect non-default feeds any differently however.
We'll have this particular issue fixed in the next release so connector HTTP errors won't result in the entire request to ProGet to fail for $count.
Unfortunately we still don't know if this is your actual issue - are you able to run something like Fiddler or Wireshark on your ProGet server to capture requests/responses to the target of your connector? If so, we may be able to confirm whether this is the problem. If not, we'll still release with this fix some time this week, so hopefully that will help you.
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The URL I'm accessing is a v1 URL for TeamCity v8.1, which is: http://myservername/teamcity/guestAuth/app/nuget/v1/FeedService.svc
It populates the feed with packages correctly and I can download from the feed as well. However, when I use the magic destructo URL: http://myprogetserver:81/nuget/TeamCity/Search()/$count?$filter=IsLatestVersion. Bad things happen.
I'll try to do some wiresharking if I get a chance.
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Ah, I see; please note that we do not support v1 feeds (they were already obsolete when we build ProGet in 2012) and we have no intention to. Suggest you push packages from TeamCity to ProGet instead.
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