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A Product Survey Story: What We learned

A Product Survey Story: What We Learned 🧐 A little while back we invited the MyGet community to participate in our first annual product survey! We wanted to learn more about you, our customers, and about how you have been using MyGet to store, manage, and distribute your packages. Thanks to your candid participation, we learned a tremendous amount about what you value most about MyGet and what we need to change. We are eager...

MyGet now supports NuGet .snupkgs symbols!

Improved support for debugging and source code in NuGet feeds on MyGet MyGet was created to take away the painful parts of packaging so that you could focus on solving more interesting problems and building awesome stuff. We launched support for an integrated NuGet Symbol Server in 2016 to make it easier to debug your NuGet packages hosted on MyGet. When MyGet first introduced NuGet Symbol support, you could push your NuGet packages along with...

Introducing MyGet's Newest Member: Luka Oniani, Product Manager

As more and more dev teams have integrated DevOps into their SDLC over the last few years, their package management requirements have changed and expanded. In response, MyGet has continued to respond to community requests for new/updated features and new package types. The maturity of the MyGet product and recent growth of the MyGet community has finally reached a point where we needed to bring someone on board who could dedicate their full time and...

MyGet now supports Ruby Gems repositories!

With our latest update, MyGet now extends support for Rubyists with public and private Ruby gem repository hosting. As we have grown, we continue to receive requests to extend the types of packages supported on MyGet to support developers working across multiple platform environments. We could not be more excited to introduce support for the vibrant community of Ruby developers. Host Private, Public, or Community Ruby Gem Repositories Whether you are looking to host private...

MyGet Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)

This week, MyGet added support for two-factor authentication (2FA) on MyGet.org and MyGet Enterprise. 2FA adds an extra layer of security to your MyGet feeds. Once enabled, you will need both your password and a one-time authentication code from your mobile device to sign in to MyGet. MyGet supports 2FA with most free two-factor auth apps such as Google Authenticator or Authy. Additionally, if you are an Admin user on MyGet Enterprise, you can now...

Access MyGet packages from Visual Studio 2019 using MyGet Credential Provider for VS 2019

Updated by popular demand, the MyGet Credential Provider extension for Visual Studio is now generally available for Visual Studio 2019! The MyGet Credential Provider for Visual Studio provides an easy way to connect to secured NuGet package sources hosted on MyGet. Use MyGet’s Credential Provider extension to access packages hosted in your public or private MyGet feed without leaving Visual Studio. The benefit of using the MyGet Credential Provider for Visual Studio is three-fold: No...

Webinar Recap: Secure DevOps Starts with Secure Packaging

Earlier this month, MyGet Team Lead, Konrad Zuwala, joined us for a live webinar to talk DevOps, secure package management, and best practices for implementing secure package management in your DevOps toolchain. In the webinar, we discussed why demand for better binary artifact management and private package repositories has grown significantly over the last few years, driven by three industry trends. 1. Open-source libraries, frameworks, and packages are changing the way modern software gets developed....

Python PyPI packages have arrived on MyGet!

We are excited to announce that Python PyPI package repositories are now available on MyGet! Our team has been hard at work implementing our most requested new packaging format and is excited to support the growing community of Python developers with a secure, easy-to-use platform for their public or private Python package repositories. With this initial release of Python compatibility, our primary goal has been to provide Python-based development teams with the core features already...