3 simple steps to publish a nupkg to MyGet using NuGet Package Explorer 1.6

11. July 2011 23:22 by Xavier in NuGet  //  Tags:   //   Comments (0)

Today, Luan Nguyen (@dotnetjunky) announced the release of NuGet Package Explorer (NPE) version 1.6.

Those of you who installed/updated yet will have noticed he did a great job in improving the look-and-feel of the app, but I wanted to do a shout out here and point you to the feature I'm most excited about.

As you can read in the release notes, NPE now supports publishing packages to a custom source!

Now how convenient is that for.. let's say.. MyGet ?! :-)

Here's a little tutorial for you.

How to publish a package to MyGet using Nuget Package Explorer 1.6

  1. Grab your MyGet feed details (API key & URL)

    (Don't try this one, the 'Change API key' link does work :-P)

  2. Open up or create your favorite NuGet package in NuGet Package Explorer 1.6

  3. Click on File > Publish... and follow the instructions using your feed details

And that's it! Notice the "package published successfully" message and go check your MyGet feed. The next time you want to publish a package to this feed, Package Explorer will remember your API-key so you can just pick the feed URL from the dropdown. Nice and easy!

Note that package details might be cached for a minute on the site, but the feed is updated immediately.

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