Is there an extension that can be installed into Azure DevOps (on-premises and cloud) that would add a ProGet feed to the artifact and NuGet locations? Currently I am using custom commands to do this whether NuGet tasks with a custom Push parameters or others to pull from a build artifact and move it to the cloud to use in a release. Sadly I have to have the code and builds on-premises and the release in Azure DevOps cloud. I have no idea if it is even possible to have ProGet added as an artifact location for the builds or add it as a normal feed location so the regular NuGet commands would see it and allow operations against it without having to do the custom stuff.
Posts made by bryan.ellis_2367
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Feature Request/Question: Azure DevOps On-Premises/Cloud integration extension
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RE: Admin_ConfigureProGet task missing
@Dan_Woolf I got it fixed by changing some permissions. Somehow even though Admin had rights to the feed it would not show up. I removed admin and added Administrators now all is good. Thank you for your help!
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RE: Admin_ConfigureProGet task missing
@Dan_Woolf So I have change. I guess that is better than the same thing continuing to happen. My Administration area shows up now but it says I have no feeds on the home page (as I said before I have 1 that has lots in it). Now clicking on Feeds, Packages, Assets or Containers gives an access denied error:
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RE: Admin_ConfigureProGet task missing
Thank you for replying @Dan_Woolf.
I just updated to the latest version today:
Free Edition - Version 5.3.37 (Build 2)
I thought I had tried already but I just did it again in an InPrivate session. It shows the main site, I click Log In under the user icon, it has the red box saying it is not secure and I click the button to login with Admin/admin. At that point I click Feeds, Administration, anything other than home and it gives the Admin_ConfigureProGet error. -
Admin_ConfigureProGet task missing
I am not sure what I did but in the Free version I tried to do Active Directory integration (having been using ProGet for months and filling a feed). This did not work (wish I had read the Free vs. Paid features list). I now get:
Your user account does not have the Admin_ConfigureProGet task.
I found a previous comment suggesting to run ProGet.Service.exe resetadminpassword
I did this and it seemed to work:
I then went into ProGet using the Admin/Admin option. My first task was to set the password for admin BUT I clicked on Administration, went to Administration Overview, and promptly got the error:
Your user account does not have the Admin_ConfigureProGet task.I installed a new copy of Free version on a different machine and I have tried to compare the records in the database but I have not found the culprit for my issue. Please help!!!