Inspecting audit logs in MyGet Enterprise

A couple of weeks back, we released an audit log viewer on MyGet Enterprise. Administrators of a MyGet Enterprise plan can inspect every action that happens on their MyGet instance and see who did what, when, and where. From the MyGet Enterprise administration dashboard, all actions performed on the Enterprise installation can be consulted: The list of audit entries is searchable and can be exported to a CSV file so additional querying can be done...

PHP Composer packages just arrived on MyGet

Good news everyone! We just shipped PHP Composer support on MyGet! If you are building PHP applications and libraries, you can now package them and add these to your MyGet feeds. PHP Composer support is available for all MyGet accounts - check the PHP Composer features described in our documentation Which features are available? We currently support almost all features we have available for other package managers. Of course you can upload your own packages...

Using a private MyGet feed with JetBrains Rider

JetBrains just released a new .NET IDE: Rider. At MyGet, we’ve been using Rider for our internal development since it was announced. So far, we have really enjoyed this IDE built around ReSharper! And since it comes with a lightning-fast NuGet client, let’s see how we can consume packages from a MyGet feed. Adding a MyGet feed package source The first step in connecting Rider to a MyGet feed is adding it as a package...

New and improved gallery details page

The MyGet Gallery contains a collection of interesting feeds where open-source projects and software vendors share their NuGet, npm, Bower and VSIX packages with the world. Most often the packages in the gallery are nightly builds or preview versions, so we can keep our projects on the cutting edge of technology using the latest dependencies. We just deployed some improvements to the gallery details page: We now display the feed’s README, where we render Markdown...

MyGet 2017.1 Release Notes

As MyGet is a software-as-a-service leveraging a subscription model, we're transitioning our versioning scheme towards a format that is more understandable: YYYY.R. As such, these release notes comprise our first milestone of 2017, hence the version number 2017.1.  The MyGet 2017.1 milestone was tagged on June 1st, 2017. Highlights MyGet again adds some new functionality to the service. The following are the major highlights of this milestone. We've built a MyGet Credential Provider for Visual Studio...

Working with MyGet upstream sources

Upstream sources play a key role in a professional approach towards Package Management. MyGet gives you the option to specify one or more upstream sources for a package feed. Even though this feature has been available on MyGet for years now, we feel it upstream sources deserve a place in the spotlight once: they enable various scenarios that are impossible on any other package management service, and above all: they are a huge facilitator for...

MyGet's NuGet and NPM news from the community (April 2017)

Another month, another episode of MyGet's NuGet and NPM news from the community! We'll look at some interesting blog posts and articles found on the Internet, curated by our MyGet founders Xavier and Maarten. Follow @MyGetTeam on Twitter for more! Note that this will be the last episode of our monthly news for now. Let us know if you'd like to see this series continue! NuGet news The NuGet team is considering improving package identity and trust by allowing to verify...

How Stackify uses MyGet to manage their .NET dependencies and their product

We love developer stories! The folks at Stackify - who build, among other things, a free .NET Profiler, Prefix - wanted to share why and how they use MyGet to solve their .NET dependency management. Next to using MyGet for dependency management, they also share their nightly builds with customers and key users to be able to gather early product feedback. We'll let Matt Watson tell the story: As a Microsoft developer, I was excited...