Any chance that KVM Setup (or something else) edits Nuget Package Sources?
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I had some wierd dependency issues that turned out to be because nuget.org was unchecked in my NuGet Package Source settings. I don't recall turning that off and I know that until very recently, I've been getting current packages (for non vnext projects) from NuGet.
At the same time I noticed something else odd. I had added a source for the nightly builds myself. But in addition to nuget.org being unchecked, i noticed that there is now an AspNetVNext source which duplicates the one I created. Here's a screenshot (after I re-checked nuget.org.)
Is there some scenario (kvm install, grabbing repositories from github, etc) that adds that package source and might also have unchecked nuget.org? If so, it's just been in the last few days that this happened on my machine as I've been fiddling with EF7. :)
I don't think anything does this deliberately. @Praburaj did you ever see this behavior.
@glennc It is something I have seen before.
Fwiw, I looked at a screenshot I took 2 days ago of the package manager and nuget.org was there and the mystery aspnetvnext source was not.
-----Original Message-----
From: Glenn
Sent: 6/26/2014 4:34 PM
To: aspnet/Home
Cc: Julie Lerman
Subject: Re: [Home] Any chance that KVM Setup (or something else) edits Nuget Package Sources? (#92)
I don't think anything does this deliberately. @Praburaj did you ever see this behavior.
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Must be a bug in KVM somewhere. I'll take a look.
This is a known tooling issue. http://nuget.codeplex.com/workitem/4397
Work around is to add a feed with url https://nuget.org/api/v2/ in your %appdata%\nuget\nuget.config (I think you will have to edit your %appdata%\nuget\nuget.config directly as tooling may stop you adding a duplicate feed url) and key (something != Nuget.org).