@atripp now is working :) Thank you!

Hi @pmsensi , Can you take a look at this thread? https://forums.inedo.com/topic/5493/request-for-creation-of-api-for-package-auditing-before-dependency-restoration/7 I believe that new API proposal ( pgutil packages metadata) would contain that information -- please share your thoughts in that thread so we can keep it in one place. Thanks, Steve

Hi @pmsensi , Thanks for the heads-up; looks like there was a replication issue with one of our edge nodes. It should be there now Thanks, Alana

Hi @pmsensi , Short of using the Native API, I'm afraid we don't have a first-class API to export/import package policies and their related information We may consider adding that after ProGet 2025 is released. Thanks, Steve

Hi @pmsensi , The pgutil builds audit command should show the same license information you see in the UI: https://docs.inedo.com/docs/proget/api/sca/builds/analyze The pgutil packages audit command should also provide similar information on a package level. Is that's what you're looking for? Thanks, Steve

Hello @atripp , Thank you for your help. We have an intermediate certificate (proxy), which I think, as you point out, can be the problem. I will clarify with our IT department. Anyway, after reading a little bit more, there is a variable to force Kaniko to use HTTP/1.1. variables: GODEBUG: "http2client=0" After adding that, everything works :) Thank you! Best Regards, Pedro

@rhessinger I added the requested info to the opened ticket. Best Regards, Pedro

If you're looking for nuget.org-specific metadata, I recommend querying nuget.org directly; of course if you need to work-around internet access issues, you could configure a special feed/connector with no caching. But if you're looking for latest version of a package, the registration API is your best choice. That's what Visual Studio (NuGet client) does for every package and dependency, every time a restore happens.

Hi @apxltd, thanks for the insights! I half expected this to be way more complicated than I had hoped for, but one can dream...