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Add Package does not seem to use the source defined in paket.dependencies #89

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theduffmtl opened this issue Jan 7, 2016 · 7 comments

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@theduffmtl
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how can i configure the add packet : package Manager popup to use the sources defined in my paket.dependencies . I need to install internal packages that are not on nuget.org but on private repo ?

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forki commented Jan 7, 2016

do you mean the search function in the dialog?

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forki commented Jan 7, 2016

this fsprojects/Paket#1298?

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yes it the same but as a quicker solution it would be nice at leat to be able to add package -> set the name of the package -> ok -> the paket install command is triggered. to sum up have visual studio interface to launch paket install without the search.

@dcorriveau-omniscient
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+1 for this.
Having a UI to add packages directly from within VS is a requirement in our environment and since we're using a private Nuget server this issue is a show stopper.
Thanks for the quick replies / fixes.

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forki commented Jan 15, 2016

The corresponding paket issue is marked as up-for-grabs and deliberately left open for people to jump in. It's not that hard to implement and @cdrnet is already looking into it

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forki commented Jan 16, 2016

I added support for custom feeds, please test it and let me know

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Amazing !
The UI still need some love but it's usable. Thanks.

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