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NuKeeper hangs on NuGet restore command #1004
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I retried it today using visual studio's devenv command line and it seems to work! See #916. In this case however I was actually using windows cmd and not bash that's included with a git installation on windows. There are still errors related to |
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I just started playing with NuKeeper again today since I noticed some new activity on the project.
I upgraded to the new version, and tried to rerun the same commands I did after correcting for some now non-existent parameters etc.
I'm currently stuck with the following issues:
.nuget/NuGet.Config
file isn't getting picked up any more by NuKeeper (see NuGet.config not found #907)Unable to load the service index for source
or401 unauthorized
for packages of my private nuget feed (see Error on Private Source (AzureDevOps) #542).Point 1 I can solve by changing
%APPDATA%\NuGet\NuGet.Config
to include our private nuget feed or passing in the feeds manually using--source
.Point 2 I have exhausted all options. I've experimented with
http_proxy
settings andpackageSourceCredentials
using all possible combinations of my PAT (with all scopes enabled), plaintext password, my username, my domainname,... nothing works.I'm not running behind a proxy as far as I know, I'm connected to my corporate network through a VPN however.
We recently upgraded to Azure Devops Server 2019 from an older TFS2017, and just this morning I had some issues with cloning repositories that was solved by not using the
https
version of the url see microsoft/Git-Credential-Manager-for-Windows#904When I run the nuget restore command—that NuKeeper tries to invoke—manually, and remove the
-NonInteractive
flag, it will prompt me for a username and password, and subsequently successfully restore all packages.Originally posted by @CrispyDrone in #542 (comment)
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