MyGet Build Services - Public Beta

We’re happy to announce that MyGet Build Services is in Public Beta since, well, now. MyGet Build Services enable you to add packages to your feed by just giving us your Git, Mercurial or Subversion repo. We build it, we package it, we publish it. And starting today, every MyGet user can use it. More information on MyGet Build Services can be found in a previous blog post, although some things have been updated. You’ve...

MyGet Build Services - Join the private beta!

Good news! Over the past 4 weeks we’ve been sending out tweets about our secret project MyGet project “wonka”. Today is the day Wonka shows his great stuff to the world… In short: MyGet Build Services enable you to add packages to your feed by just giving us your GitHub repo. We build it, we package it, we publish it. Our build server searches for a file called MyGet.sln and builds that. No problem if...

Feature highlight: MyGet Gallery

It's been less than two months since we introduced the public MyGet Gallery, and we are very happy to have some awesome projects onboard, often shipping development builds or using MyGet as a staging environment before pushing packages upstream. These feeds deserve more attention and people should know these feeds exist. Did you know you can get the latest development builds of SignalR and MVC Contrib delivered through MyGet? If you think your project's development builds deserve a place...

MyGet Update: version 1.3.0

We are happy to announce a new version of the MyGet Web site containing a set of improvements, fixes and updates. The following work items have been addressed in this release: Product number of plans has been reduced. We now have Free, Starter (formerly Small plan), Professional (formerly Large plan) and a new Enterprise plan introduction of the new Enterprise plan focused on companies that require more performance, integration and security Usability improved layout and readability on...

Planned maintenance July 26, 2012

We are planning a small window of maintenance on Thursday July 26, between 1:00pm and 2:00pm CET, during which we will roll out an update to the MyGet Web site. During that timeframe, we will disable any synchronization we have in place with SymbolSource. Synchronization will pick up after our deployment. We expect no other interruptions in service during this time frame, except for maybe a few seconds when switching VIPs. Stay tuned!

Site issues on July 2nd, 2012

What a day! July 2nd seemed to go from sunshine to rain in a couple of hours. The good news is: we’re back. Let’s first go through what happened… What happened? This morning, you've probably received an e-mail stating that "Your Free subscription at MyGet has expired". Free? Expired? Even we were puzzled! We’ve quickly sent out an e-mail stating free subscriptions don’t expire and that we were investigating the issue. In our rush to...

Manage NuGet Package Sources using PowerShell

If you regularly need to manage your NuGet package sources in Visual Studio, and got familiar to using the NuGet Package Manager Console for all kinds of operations and automation, you might find the following approach appealing. This approach will save you a few clicks and is based on a very cool tools package called ManagePackageSource. This NuGet package installs a few extra PowerShell commands into your NuGet PowerShell profile. That’s right, NuGet supports its...

MyGet support for multiple logins (and GitHub)

Last week, we’ve deployed a major update for MyGet. Next to support for pushing packages to other feeds and the new MyGet Gallery, we’ve done some updates to our authentication mechanisms. From now on, you can link multiple social identities to your MyGet account. For example, I’ve linked Google, Facebook and Windows Live ID to my own account so I don’t have to think about which account I have to use to login. As a...