Manage Azure Artifacts N Package Manager

Devops > Artifacts (Last Link) > Click “Create a feed”

• Choose Organization, - want to share feed with other project in same organization
• Specific  People- if you want to share with specific people 

Select your feed

Package and push our existing packages on to above feed

DevOps > Create a new build pipeline

Created Pipeline will be some thing like 

• Give Assembly Name
• Remove 2 Assembly Task
• Upgrade NuGet Package to 6.0.0

Task Changes

Task 1: download all NuGet 6.0

Task 2: Restore- This time restore and to push it to my own private feed.

• Add a New Task of Nuget after Build Task - For Package
  • Package is basically it will look for my project file.
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• Clone newly added task - and let me do a push. After Packing we have to push
  • We are filtering .NuGet package files.
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  • There is a ! sight, we are ignoring dot symbol package and the target feed is PracticeFeed01.
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Give Permission - Handle if pushing failed due to access issue

• Give necessary Permission or Role
• Open Feed settings in Artifact window
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  • Go to Permission Tab and check role
    • Edit permission for build service permission
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    • Git role or Contributor at least, to push the feed
    • Click button Add user/groups
      • select your build service and select contributor and click save button
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• Update role will be like this
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Go back to your Build Pipeline  > Pipeline  

Get Latest version at Pipeline Task

continue with Task 2: Restore- 

•  Let save and Queue it 
•  Save and Run
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See the end result of pipeline

Verify Artifacts created

DevOps > Artifact 

Consume this Artifact

There are many methods to use it; 

• Can download it (click on artifact link to see the default)
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• Can use this PowerShell command to execute on your Visual Studio and add this package into your application
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• Can connect to your feed using Visual Studio directly.
  • Connect to feed button above and choose visual studio
• Use with in your pipeline
  • Go to your Build Pipeline > Edit it
    • Disable 2 task we already have Artifact now
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    • Change Restore Task, open it in edit mode
      • Earlier we trying to restore from Nuget package repo for our feed, but this time we are using our feed for restore
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        • Uncheck Use Package from NuGet.org
        • and choose artifact from drop down 
      • Now we have changed the location and we are trying to restore it from my own private feed that is from this location.

Save & Queue and then run this pipeline 

• Successfully Run
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• Restore from new location now
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So this is the private feed what we have created. So this is how you can consume the packages which you kept into your own private location.