Hello @atripp ,

oh ok, I thought that will be available, reading your last reply from last year.

Anyway, that information is not even stored in database ?, so means, I need to use the Nuget api to get that information ?

Best regards,
Pedro

Hello @atripp

Sorry to open an old topic.

While checking the content of the result of GetPackageMetadataAsync (PackageMetadata), I don't see any reference to the Dependencies.

The public APi has changed ? Or there is a new way to get the dependencies information ?

Best Regards,
Pedro

@atripp now is working :)

Thank you!

Hello @atripp ,

I'm on windows, please push to the inedohub.

Thanks.

Pedro

@atripp said in Connector for accessing Jfrog pypi feed:

application/vnd.pypi.simple.v1+json, application/vnd.pypi.simple.v1+html;q=0.2, text/html;q=0.01

Hello @atripp ,

yes, with that header, is working :)

Hi @stevedennis ,

thank you for fast reply. After checking the result with a proxy, is cleaer that the problem is the Accept Header.

As you can see in the pictures, proget is sending a value which jfrog do not accept.

Proget call, which results in a HTTP 406:

Chrome/Postman call, which results in HTTP 200:

Is possible to somehow, manipulate this value in the configuration ? or somewhere else ?

Best regards,
Pedro Magno

Hello,

I'm trying to setup a pypi feed, with a connector which connects to a jfrog pypi repo.

When querying for a package, I'm getting 406 http error. I suppect the problem is the Accept Headers.

Is possible to log all calls that are made by ProGet to visualize the problem ? Do you advice any solution without changing something on jfrog repo ?

Best Regards,
Pedro

@atripp Looks good!

For my clarification, the property DependencyGroups, will be a list of all the (main) dependencies of the package ?

Best Regards,
Pedro

@stevedennis

Re: Get package license with ProGetClient

the pgutils packages metadata + API end point to be used in Inedo.Proget lib is what I need :)

Do you have a timeline for the implementation ?

Best Regards,
Pedro

Re: Get package license with ProGetClient

Sorry to recover an old topic, but what I want is to be able to read the package metadata including the license (LicenseUrl, LicenseType, or LicenseExpression) assigned in ProGet, which is MIT (the license assigned to the package in ProGet).

The PackageVersionInfo (https://docs.inedo.com/docs/proget/api/packages#package-version) does not contain the license information.

Best Regards,
Pedro