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We've been having problems with nuget restores of Microsoft packages on our build server taking an extremely long time. As an example, Microsoft.Extensions.Configuration took 3 minutes to get "...
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In Azure DevOps, if a pipeline runs in one organization and needs to restore packages from a NuGet feed in another organization, is there a way to do that without modifying the existing nuget.config ...
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I have a Hello World.net project, and when I run the following commands: dotnet add package Humanizer --version 2.13.14 dotnet restore I am seeing the following error: C:\platzi\consoleapp\...
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I have my own NuGet server running with an authenticated private feed. To add credentials to the client calling it I use the following: dotnet nuget add source https://localhost:7228/nuget/v3/index....
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We've got an Azure classic pipeline (not YAML) that builds a solution with a mix of net core and traditional net projects. It has several steps and it looks something like this: Some of the projects ...
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My .NET 8 Azure Functions solution builds with the following warning. Warning SD0001 Dependency storage1 is stale and does not exist in any other service dependencies profile. It either needs to be ...
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I work in a corporate network. It requires a connection through a proxy to connect to the internet. The development occours on windows. How to configure dotnet, so dotnet restore and dotnet tool ...
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I have a solution with many many sub projects (104), and we are using two sources for nuget packages, one in Azure Devops Artifacts and the other is nuget.org. We have in the first one, packages for a ...
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Every time I rebuild a WPF project in Visual Studio 2022 the package references break and I get the error that "Some assembly references are missing. Building to restore the NuGet cache might ...
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I have a MAUI application that is stored in a Github repo. Along with that repo there is a custom nuget package also stored in Github Packages. I have no problems with all needed processes when in ...
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I am running my Azure pipeline to build a .net solution and create an artifact for deployment. I have included a NuGet Restore step before the Build Solution step, but I get multiple instances of the ...
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In VS2022 17.11.0 I am right clicking my solution and selecting Restore Nuget Packages I then see a dialog asking "Let's get you signed in" Nuget MyFeedName needs your credentials. I am ...
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I've got 2 nugetpackages which follow the naming convention: SomePackage.x86 and SomePackage.x64 Locally these work by doing package reference in the following method: <PackageReference Include=&...
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We have an Azure DevOps nuget package that another service which is a net api uses without a problem. However, when this package is added to the worker service, pr pipeline fails at the "Restore ...
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Share your knowledge of how to bypass the error NU3005 The package signature file entry is invalid. The central directory header field 'compression method' has an invalid value (8) because no explicit ...
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I had cleared the Nuget cache in my Visual Studio 2022. After that I received errors in ALLyour text my Visual Studio projects. The errors are: Unable to resolve 'System.IO.Pipelines (>= 8.0.0)' ...
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I am running VS2022 on Windows Server 2022 (Version 21H2 - OS Build 20348.2340) on an existing application. When I load the app it tries to restore the nuGet pkgs but I am getting the following error: ...
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I am getting the below error while trying a build a project using .NET8. error NU1100: Unable to resolve 'Microsoft.NETCore.App.Ref (= 6.0.27)' for 'net6.0'. The machine doesn't have internet ...
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I have a solution (.sln) containing a bunch of C# projects (.csproj) that I develop both in Visual Studio and in Visual Studio Code (for historical reasons; the older ones in VS, the newer ones in VSC)...
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I am getting an below error while trying to install package 'xxx' on a project through visual studio using manage nuget packages An error occurred while trying to restore packages. Unable to find ...
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In my .NET 8 Core API app, when I run dotnet run, everything is working. But Im using a docker-compose, and there come the problems. When I run my app with docker-compose up --build, my IDE stops to ...
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I have created a build pipeline in Azure DevOps to build a .NET 8.0 application. The code resides in my Azure DevOps repository. I have selecteed the .NET Core template in classic editor to build the ...
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I want to use the latest version of System.ValueTuple which comes with .NetFramework 4.8 as far as I know. However, I have a dependency to System.Text.Json 8.0.1 referencing an older version (>= 4....
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I have an ASP.Net Core web app "Corp.App" thats has begun failing to build with NuGet error NU1106. Corp.App has (among others) A package reference to Corp.Package A project reference to ...
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I have a C# package which currently supports dotnet 8 and I'm trying to modify it to add dotnet 6 and 7 support as well. I've gotten it to build for all versions using dotnet 8 locally on my laptop, ...
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