@vadim-k_6062, yes, the latest release fixed quite a few issues. Glad to hear it is working for you now.

Thanks,
Jason

Hi Chris,

This is a common issue that is related to Linux/Mono. ProGet Enterprise doesn't support Linux, is there anyway to use a Windows instance for your solution?

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Jason

Hi Martin,

It looks like the stored procedure was using incorrect parameters. We have created an issue for this (PG-1576) and will be prioritizing this. It will likely be included in the release that is scheduled in a few weeks.

Thanks,
Jason

Vadim,

I am unable to recreate this error. Can you tell me what steps to take to reproduce this?

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Jason

Hello,

Yes, you are correct this will need to be changed to reflect the curl command line which should be:

http://{proget}/pypi/pypi/upload --user <user>:<password> --upload-file <file-path>

Thanks,
Jason

Frederik,

Are you able to use this credential in a plan to see the full error message?

    GitLab::Get-Source
    (
        Credentials: gitlab-user
    );

Hi Frederik,

So you are using a local version of GitLab? I haven't tested with that yet, but have you ever successfully created a credential for GitLab with a non-local instance?

Thanks,
Jason

Hello,

For this functionality we suggest you use the "Unlist" button for any package/version you wish to deprecate.

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Jason

Hello,

Are you including a API key with your request? https://docs.inedo.com/docs/proget/administration/security/api-keys#usage

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Jason

Hi Vadim,

I understand you have restarted the Otter server. Is this a new error or is this something that has occurred after an upgrade?

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Jason

Hi Matthew,

After discussing with our team they think this could be related to Windows Integrated Authentication (if it is enabled) or a configuration issue in your nuget.config file.. Can you try to use fiddler to help pinpoint the issue? Also, have you enabled CEIP in ProGet? That would give us some visibility to you errors.

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Jason

Hello,

Sorry for the confusion. For your solution you would need two separate feeds. One for normal package, one for symbols.

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Jason

Hi Chris,

I have a feeling what you'll need is the NuGetPackagesV2_SetListed stored procedure which requires two additional parameters, LatestVersion_Text and LatestStableVersion_Text. Currently this is set to internal and we are assessing if we can make this part of the api.

Thanks,
Jason

Hi Chris,

I do not see any issues with your powershell script, and I too am unable to unlist a package with this endpoint. We have created an issue and will be assessing it to determine what release this will go into.

Issue: PG-1549

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Jason

Hello,

In ProGet all you just need to modify your baseurl in the advanced settings.

However, for the actual ssl setup we suggest using "letsencrypt" which you can learn more about here: https://blog.georgejose.com/moving-my-http-website-to-https-using-letsencrypt-haproxy-and-docker-deb56ff6be9b

Hope this helps!

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Jason

Hello,

I think what you are trying to do can be accomplished by adding a restriction for "View & Download Packages" to "any" feed for "Authenticated" users. Then add whatever permission to the API user. Use the Test Privileges button to verify.

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Jason

Hi Gordon,

Looking at the code, it should work if the ReleaseNotes element is within PackageManifest under Metadata.

This would be the schema we use:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/extensibility/vsix-extension-schema-2-0-reference?view=vs-2019

Thanks,
Jason

Hi Giorgi,

Are you using Windows Authentication for your instance of ProGet?

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Jason

HI Jingesh,

What encryption type are you using on the agent? SSL or AES?

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Jason