I have a custom github action that runs the commands explicitly:

pgutil sources add --name=Default --url=<myURL> --api-key=<myKey>
pgutil packages list --feed=<myFeed>
pgutil packages download --source=Default --feed=<myFeed> --package=7zip --version=latest

which results in:

Storing credentials. Note: Sensitive values are obfuscated but not securely encrypted.
<long list of available packages appended by latest version>
Downloading 7zip latest from <myFeed> feed...
  Saving package to 7zip.24.9.0.nupkg...
  Download complete (0 bytes)

a simple list shows the file is actually 0 bytes.
This happens for Mac/Windows/Linux github runners and self hosted runners.
When I run the above on my PC in powershell it downloads fine with a non-zero file size.

Is this to do with permissions, it's able to get the right version? Same thing happens with Assets.
The Api key has download permissions to the feed.

I'm Currently developing a custom GitHub action to download assets via pgutils as per documentation.

A challenge I've encountered is that when running "pgutil assets list", the output lacks metadata such as modification date/time. This is crucial to many of our workflows where we need to selectively download files in various folders based on the recency.

Is it possible if pgutils could implement a "sort by" flag that allows for sorting either alphabetically or by modification date in both ascending and descending order?

Please let me know if you would like any further information.