Hi all,

Since upgrading from ProGet 2025 to 2026 on June 1, the Scheduled Job Dispatcher logs this once per run:

ERROR: 2026-06-16 05:28:05Z - Invalid scheduled job type:

The job type after the colon is empty. Package restore/publish works normally for all clients, so there's no feed-serving impact — it looks like an orphaned or null-typed scheduled-task row left over from the upgrade/migration.

Environment

• ProGet 2026.4 (Build 10), DB schema 26.0.4.10
• PostgreSQL 17.10 (integrated), Ubuntu 24.04, collation C (UTF8)

Questions

• Is this a known issue/regression after the 2025 → 2026 upgrade (is there a tracked PG-####)?
• What's the supported way to identify and fix the offending scheduled-task row? I'd prefer not to edit the database directly on a production instance.

Thanks!

We tested the download of a "flagged" or at least "not approved" package from Chocolatey, but proget does not flag it as vulnerable and it is not clearly visible, that there are issues related to this package:

choco install crystalreports2008runtime

Chocolatey Report:
Some Checks Have Failed or Are Not Yet Complete
Not All Tests Have Passed
• Validation Testing Unknown
• Verification Testing Failed
• Details

Scan Testing Resulted in Flagged:
This package was submitted (and approved) prior to automated virus scanning integration into the package moderation processs.
We recommend clicking the "Details" link to make your own decision on installing this package.

The Chocolatey API returns the following information:

<d:IsApproved m:type="Edm.Boolean">false</d:IsApproved>
<d:PackageValidationResultStatus>Unknown</d:PackageValidationResultStatus>
<d:PackageScanStatus>Flagged</d:PackageScanStatus>
<d:PackageScanFlagResult>Unknown</d:PackageScanFlagResult>

In such cases, we would expect a vulnerability alert in Proget and a blocked download. Instead, Proget downloads this package and doesn't flag it at all.

We kindly ask Inedo for confirmation on whether this behavior is a bug or a known limitation in the current version and if it will be addressed.