Fix failing CI Builds by upgrading to NUnit Console 3.9.0 #3009
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mikkelbu
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We could increase the number of versions that we retain on MyGet, but I originally decreased it because we hit our storage limit and new uploads were failing. We could also contact MyGet about an OpenSource plan.... |
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This looks like it would meet our needs - just needs to be renewed annually, unfortunately. I’m presuming we’d get suitable alerts however. https://www.myget.org/opensource Happy to help set it up, if you want. In my mind this is something we can improve - ideally we want people to be using the dev builds, and that’s more difficult if a certain version is only available for a limited time. |
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@ChrisMaddock the opensource page on MyGet has disappeared and I can't find it through the other links anymore. How did you get to it? |
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@rprouse I can't find it either - I just Googled for it last time. Here's what used to be there. Maybe worth contacting the MyGet people directly? |
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@rprouse Looks like MyGet was taken over a few weeks ago. Wonder if it's related. 😞 https://blog.myget.org/post/2018/08/31/assembla-acquisition.html |
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I hope that doesn't mean they are backing away from providing support for opensource projects. I posted a comment on the blog post asking so we'll see. Meanwhile, i looked at Azure DevOps Artifacts, but they are only for the team. |
All framework CI builds are currently failing, as the framework tests currently use
NUnit.ConsoleRunner 3.9.0-dev-03938, and this version can't be found.As far as I can see (publicly), it looks like only the last 20 builds are available on MyGet. I'm not sure if that's intentional or not - but probably means we shouldn't be using myget in this case! @rprouse - I think you're the only person with myget access, could you check this? Looks like there are package retention settings that may be set 'wrong'.
To fix the CI, this upgrades us to 3.9.0, from NuGet.