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    • NuGet Package README Display

      In going through the documentation and testing in our feeds, it doesn't look like NuGet README files are displayed within ProGet like they are for packages available on NuGet.org. I only see package description within our ProGet feeds.

      Have I missed some sort of feed configuration to display the README file specified within the nuspec <readme> tag on our ProGet feeds, or is this functionality not available at this time?

      Example from NuGet.org:

      https://www.nuget.org/packages/Microsoft.Extensions.Configuration/8.0.0-preview.4.23259.5

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      Thanks,

      Rich

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    • RE: NuGet Upload Difference between Enterprise and Basic Edition

      Hi Alana,

      Thanks for confirming the consistent behavior between the two versions, and pointing us in the right direction. As you pointed out, the issue did stem from our CI/CD API key being overprivileged in our Enterprise edition instance. I reduced the privileges for the key, and duplicate packages are being skipped.

      Thanks for your assistance.

      Rich

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    • NuGet Upload Difference between Enterprise and Basic Edition

      Hello,

      I've noticed a difference in the NuGet feed behavior between our two instances of ProGet. We have two instances of ProGet, one is an Enterprise Edition with a cluster of 5 nodes. The other is a basic edition with a single node.

      When uploading a NuGet package that already exists to the Basic Edition, we are able to see that there is a conflict, and are able to skip the package upload due to it being a duplicate.

      When uploading a NuGet package that already exists to the Enterprise Edition cluster, we see that the package is re-created, and the conflict is not caught and skipped.

      In looking at our two instances, all of the settings surrounding the feeds seem to be the same.

      Is there a difference between these two editions surrounding the handling of duplicate NuGet packages? Our desire would be to have both feeds skip duplicate packages like our Basic Edition is doing.

      Details:

      Our NuGet push commands are as follows:

      # Enterprise Edition Push
      dotnet nuget push nupkgs\\*.nupkg -s ${ENTERPRISE_URL}/nuget/OUR-FEED/v3/index.json --skip-duplicate
      

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      # Basic Edition Push
      dotnet nuget push nupkgs\\*.nupkg -s ${BASIC_URL}/nuget/OUR-FEED/v3/index.json --skip-duplicate
      

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      Thanks,

      Rich

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    • NuGet Package README Display

      In going through the documentation and testing in our feeds, it doesn't look like NuGet README files are displayed within ProGet like they are for packages available on NuGet.org. I only see package description within our ProGet feeds.

      Have I missed some sort of feed configuration to display the README file specified within the nuspec <readme> tag on our ProGet feeds, or is this functionality not available at this time?

      Example from NuGet.org:

      https://www.nuget.org/packages/Microsoft.Extensions.Configuration/8.0.0-preview.4.23259.5

      c442ec5b-60e1-4c05-8003-8f5da99054fa-image.png

      Thanks,

      Rich

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