Use packageSourceCredentials when interacting with feeds

[aarondandy]

While scriptcs -I does check other feeds for packages that are listed in my NuGet.Config it does not send any credentials in the requests that are found in the packageSourceCredentials element.

[glennblock]

Good catch. With nuget supporting secure repos we should. Wanna take this?
On Thu, Apr 9, 2015 at 11:20 AM Aaron Dandy notifications@github.com
wrote:

While scriptcs -I does check other feeds for packages that are listed in
my NuGet.Config it does not send any credentials in the requests that are
found in the packageSourceCredentials element.

—
Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
#1018.

[aarondandy]

It looks like Chocolatey is "Doing It Right" so I may investigate how they do it first. I'll look into it a bit more before I commit to doing it as I really don't know enough about NuGet yet. This is important enough for me that I will probably end up learning more about NuGet though and obviously I have some feeds that require authentication that I can work with.

[glennblock]

Fabulous! :-)
On Thu, Apr 9, 2015 at 11:33 AM Aaron Dandy notifications@github.com
wrote:

It looks like Chocolatey is "Doing It Right" so I may investigate how they
do it first. I'll look into it a bit more before I commit to doing it as I
really don't know enough about NuGet yet. This is important enough for me
that I will probably end up learning more about NuGet though and obviously
I have some feeds that require authentication that I can work with.

—
Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
#1018 (comment).

[aarondandy]

I have a fork and am looking into this.

I was wrong about Chocolatey doing it right, those calls I was watching in Fiddler were directly from nuget.exe .

[filipw]

This was fixed in 0.17.0