Questions tagged [nuget-server]

Hosted or on-premise NuGet package repositories based on the open-source NuGet Gallery or NuGet.Server library.

A NuGet server usually is based on the NuGet.Server library, or based on the open-source NuGet Gallery.

NuGet servers are NuGet package repositories exposing a NuGet feed for consumption by a NuGet client and providing a way of securing and controlling access to the repository by means of an API-key, authentication and authorization.

As such, a simple network share containing NuGet packages should not be considered a NuGet server.

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How to see what symbols are hosted on a Symbol Server?

I would like to inspect what symbols are available on a symbol server. I expect that a symbol server hosts more or less a collection of .pdb files for various applications. Tools like Visual Studio or WinDbg must know how to communicate with symbol…
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NuGet Package icon is not updated

We are using Team city as an internal NuGet repository. I have added an icon url to my nuspec file and placed the icon file on an IIS with Content Browsing enabled. And the icon shows up in the NuGet Manager in Visual Studio. Now I want to update…
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How do I host my own nuget v3 feed?

My organization has several nuget v2 feeds (.net app consuming nuget.server) for our internally developed packages and to re-host third party packages (since our build machines do not have internet access and we audit what packages developers…
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Two DLLs with the same namespace and type with Nuget

I have two DLLs with different names that I need to use in a project. I'm able to do this using extern alias as shown here: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms173212.aspx This involves changing the alias property of the reference from global…
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Where does Visual Studio keep it's own copy of nuget.exe?

I'd like to know where Visual Studio keeps it's copy of nuget.exe so that I can use that path in a custom msbuild target I'm planning to do. Some time ago, NuGet package restore was not automatic in Visual Studio: you had to import a custom .targets…
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Nuget Dependencies not getting installed

I am running a private Nuget Server locally on IIS. I am creating packages and uploading them all via commadline using nuget.exe (Later on I have to put this on build server, hence the command line). However there is one issue I am stuck at. I am…
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Hosting NuGet repository via Apache / http server

Is there any way that I can setup and host a NuGet repository on an Apache or related http server? I have code that I would like made available, and it turns out that I have an apache server as well. I know that there are public places that I…
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How to configure where NuGet.exe Command Tool line looks for packages

We have successfully set up a couple of local package repositories using the NuGet.Server package and hosted them on a local IIS webserver. We are able to connect from the Package Manager and install no problem. So these are working fine. In order…
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Nuget Server returning 403's and 404's

I'm trying to host nuget on my Amazon EC2 VPS, and I'm having issues. I've followed the instructions here ( Hosting your own NuGet Feeds ) I've read this thread ( NuGet: remote server returned an Error(403) Forbidden ) along the same lines. …
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NuGet statistics - what does each category actually mean

I am trying to understand what does each line mean at NuGet statistics for a particular package. Understanding these categories is crucial for understanding how is a project/product adopted. For each of the below categories I copied from NuGet -…
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My own hosted NuGet server doesn't work properly anymore

I've hosted my own NuGet server, and it worked great for my libraries. In this case, I installed "NuGet.Server" package. Recently, it doesn't work anymore and I can not push any version on it. When I've checked the issue, I found one of its…
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Get Json instead of XML from Nuget.Server

I have setup a Nuget.Server to host a private nuget feed. I am trying to access that feed via the API however I can't convince it to give me json instead of XML. My client code is as follows: HttpClient client = new…
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Visual Studio can't find Nuget packages from private Nuget Server

I am running NuGet.Server v2.8.60717.93, hosted on Azure. The server is running correctly, and I am able to see all the packages if I go to the following url: https://***.azurewebsites.net/nuget/Packages I am also able to publish new packages to…
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How to create and keep in sync a local nuget repository with only internally approved packages?

per internal policies I have to setup a local nuget repository that contains only the packages approved by internal committee. I know how to setup a local nuget server and I also found how to download all packages from Nuget…
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What are the advantages of using a private NuGet server?

What are the advantages to using a private NuGet server as opposed to having shared library projects which are then included in every solution? We have several libraries which are shared across our code-base which currently I've included using a…
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