Development, Feature, NuGetMaarten Balliauw
A few weeks back, NuGet 3.0 was released. It’s a redesign of the NuGet client targeted at Visual Studio 2015, with a number of improvements and changes from earlier versions of NuGet. One of the changes the NuGet team made was on the server side, with a new protocol. We’re happy to announce that MyGet now has preview support for this new protocol as well! The new NuGet server-side API was first written about in...
Feature, Npm, NuGet, VsixMaarten Balliauw
For over a year now, MyGet has had great Visual Studio Online (VSO) integration. We support adding VSO git repositories into build services, running convention-based builds that convert freshly pushed source code into NuGet, npm or Vsix packages. With the Visual Studio 2015 release cycle, Microsoft released a new build system for Visual Studio Online. The artifacts generated from a build can be automatically added to a MyGet feed by adding a Visual Studio Online...
Maarten Balliauw
A few weeks back, BitBucket launched a new version of their API and web hooks. It comes with a number of changes, but one change we like very much is support for OAuth tokens for pretty much anything, including cloning repositories. MyGet has had support for building and packaging code from BitBucket for a long time. However up until now we had to ask for credentials in order to be able to clone and build...
NuGet, StoriesXavier Decoster
As people are using Visual Studio Online in combination with MyGet, we often get the request to help them set things up. We do have documentation VSO integration, but the new VSO Build Preview deserves a dedicated blog post. This blog post should guide you through the setup experience and get you going in no time!<div></div><h1>Configuring Package Restore</h1><div>One of the first and most easy things to do is to configure NuGet package restore in your...
NuGet, Feature, VsixMaarten Balliauw
Last month, we introduced a limited preview for Visual Studio extensions (Vsix) on MyGet. Today, we’re proud to announce Vsix support has been enabled for all MyGet customers! In this blog post, we’ll see how we can use MyGet to build and distribute a Roslyn analyzer and code fix, as a NuGet package and a Visual Studio extension. The full feature set we already have for NuGet, Bower and NPM is now also available for...
Feature, NpmMaarten Balliauw
When we introduced npm support on MyGet last month, we did not yet have support for scoped packages. Today, we’re pleased to announce full support for them! Scoped packages are packages that are "scoped" to a specific registry. E.g. all packages scoped @acmecorp may be retrieved from a MyGet npm registry feed, while other scopes and non-scoped packages flow in from the default npm registry. Creating a scoped package A scoped package can be created...
Development, FeatureXavier Decoster
MyGet has a rich feature set for NuGet, and we just recently added support for Bower and NPM registries. Now we'd like to give our users the opportunity to bring those rich MyGet features to VSIX as well! What VSIX support will you get in this preview? We currently have the full feature set we already have for NuGet, Bower and NPM. You'll be able to manage extensions, add them from upstream feeds (ATOM only),...
Bower, Feature, Npm, NuGetMaarten Balliauw
With our latest MyGet release, we’ve added support for npm and bower registries. We’ve always been very focused on building a great story around NuGet and decided it was time for Npm and Bower enthusiasts to get a similar experience. Adding npm and Bower support was high on our wish list and that of our users. Many developers are doing only front-end development and need a public or private npm registry. Others are working with...