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Multiple Package Sources #167
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@adamralph any update on this? Would be much appreciated. |
wrong username? |
Yep, my bad lol |
By the way, for anyone struggling with this; you could use the following workaround:
Things to note:
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Any traction on this one? 2+ years now |
Hi, all 👋 Sorry for delayed feedback, we will take a look at this issue! |
Any update on this? We have a use case with multiple sources which require authentication. Something like this config would meet our needs. - uses: actions/setup-dotnet@v4
with:
dotnet-version: 8.0.x
nuget-sources:
- url: ''
token: ''
- url: ''
token: '' |
I worked around the issue like this:
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Description:
Opening this as per #75 (comment).
Justification:
Configuring a package source shouldn't preclude me from consuming packages from any other sources. For example, GitHub and Azure Devops are popular for private organization packages. Whereas MyGet is often used for pre-release feeds. Then of course you have Nuget, which while people should be able to disable it, is usually the root-most fallback.
As such, multiple sources should be supported.
Are you willing to submit a PR?
Maybe?
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