Consuming packages from MyGet with Yarn

A while back, Facebook released Yarn – an open-source alternative for Node’s npm package manager. It’s a new client for working with npm packages, with a focus on performance and reliability. There are quite some blog posts out there benchmarking the npm and Yarn clients, but generally an install is somewhere between 9% and 50% faster with Yarn. Let’s see how we can use Yarn with a feed on MyGet! Consuming packages Assuming we have...

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

Here's a fresh episode of MyGet's NuGet and NPM news from the community! Like each month, 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! NuGet news Let's start with the big one: Visual Studio 2017 has been released. A new IDE with a revamped project system (bye project.json), .NET Core tooling and more. Oh, and a fresh NuGet.exe 4.0. Sean Feldman shares...

Visual Studio 2017 and .NET Core support on MyGet

With MyGet build services, we can link a GitHub or BitBucket repository to MyGet and create packages automatically. Today, we're happy to release support for the new project format that was introduced with Visual Studio 2017 last week. With this support also came the latest SDK's, F# 4.1 support, a new NPM version and many more enhancements to our build services. Building .NET Core NuGet pacages Ever since the first release of "project K", we...

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

Here we are again with a new episode of MyGet's NuGet and NPM news from the community! We will 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! NuGet news The .NET team announced .NET Core, .NET Native and NuGet Updates in VS 2017 RC. Quite a few changes, most notably the improvements in NuGet to use the new .csproj  format and package references...

MyGet webhook for Microsoft Teams / Office 365 Groups

It's been possible for a while to let MyGet notify external services through webhooks whenever an event happens on our feeds, such as a package added/deleted. Today, we've added support for Microsoft Teams / Office 365 Groups. We can use it to have MyGet post events to a Microsoft Teams room or Office 365 group - increasing visibility of changes on the MyGet feed with members of our team. How to configure? To configure a MyGet webhook...

Maven packages just arrived on MyGet

Let's go straight to the meat: we just shipped Maven support! If you're packaging .jar and .war (or Android .aar) and have a pom.xml to go with them, you can now add these to your MyGet feeds (or should we start calling them repositories). Maven support is enabled on all MyGet accounts - starting today, you access to the Maven features described in our documentation. Which features are available? We currently support almost all features we have available for other...

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

Happy 2017! We hope you had some good holidays and are now enjoying the world of NuGet and NPM again. In this episode of MyGet's NuGet and NPM news from the community, we will 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! NuGet news The NuGet team did another update of their documentation. They have now merged with docs.microsoft.com. Makes sense, with NuGet...

Configure which feed a token can push packages to - introducing feed-scoped access tokens

Many development teams are making use of a continuous integration server like TeamCity, Jenkins or VSTS to build their projects and push generated NuGet, npm, Bower and VSIX packages to their MyGet feed. When having multiple feeds, it is a good practice to limit the feeds this access token/API key can push packages to, ensuring the surface area of the specific access token is limited to just the feeds the access token requires access to....