If you could host the cask, that would be perfect. I'm happy to keep using it within our company's Git repo, but I think more people might benefit if it were hosted on your GitHub

Something like "Inedo/homebrew-pgutil"? The only maintenance would be updating the version tag.

Thanks

Hi,
I was wondering if you would be interested in hosting a brew cask of pgutil? My attempt to add it to Homebrew was denied due notoriety

I've already created a basic cask file for you to use as a starting point: brew file

Thanks

Hi,
We are using postgres.

Here is the command output:

pgutil assets metadata set custom --path=test.txt --feed=test-import-data --key=test123 --value=12345
Setting test123 = 12345 on test.txt...
Server responded with InternalServerError (500): 42703: column "target" of relation "AssetItemMetadata" does not exist

Hi,

I am running version 2025.7 and experiencing the same problem.

Server responded with InternalServerError (500): 42703: column "target" of relation "AssetItemMetadata" does not exist

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Hi,
I did a test build locally with the osx-arm64 runtime. It seemed to build and run successfully. I think adding a new target should work.
Thanks.

Hi,

Is there any plans to publish ARM/MacOS builds of PGutil?

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Hi,

Adding to this ticket rather than starting a new one.

I'm finding that the pgutil assets download command doesn't work when run remotely via SSH. I'm trying to use it in an Ansible role, and it's giving me the same 0 bytes downloaded.

It seems the command works fine if you SSH directly into the server and run it there. For example: ssh username@server-ip 'pgutil assets download --feed=feedname --path=path --output=output' will give you a zero-byte output when run remotely.

For the moment I will switch to using curl for my download.

Thanks

Hi all!
We've managed to solve this problem amongst ourselves.
It looks like our setup for NFS was wrongly configured which unfortunately caused some weird issues with ProGet that have since been solved
.
Many thanks for all your help.

Hi,

I was going directly to the ProGet server.

I did some testing and I think it doesn't like the NFS storage. When I pointed it to the local storage on the machine the upload worked instantly.
I assume using a NFS storage back-end should work fine? I'll try do some more digging.

Hi,

Using the cli tool worked without any problems

ProGet doesn't throw up any errors internally. The log shows the file was uploaded successfully and then nothing on the processing side.

Here is a snip of the console log when attempting to upload.