Locate the Package Sources section and click the Add button to add a new package source. Select Tools | NuGet Package Manager | Package Manager Settings. Do not use the instance open from cloning the primary Parts Unlimited solution. This is the only thing Visual Studio and NuGet need to start taking advantage of the new feed.
In the Connect to feed window, select Visual Studio and copy the Source url. Leave the default options.Īny user who wants to connect to this NuGet feed must configure their environment. Set the name to “PartsUnlimitedShared” and click Create. Select the scope as Organization for this lab. This feed will include common functionality that can be shared across projects in this organization. The scenario in this lab will focus on the workflow for using Azure Artifacts, so the actual architectural and development decisions are purely illustrative. This feed will be a collection of NuGet packages available to users within the organization and will sit alongside the public NuGet feed as a peer. Task 1: Creating and connecting to a feedĬlick Create feed. It comes pre-installed in Azure DevOps Services, Azure DevOps Server 2019, Team Foundation Server (TFS) 20. This lab requires you to complete tasks 1 and 2 from the prerequisite instructionsĪzure Artifacts is an extension to Azure DevOps Services and Azure DevOps Server. Want additional learning? Check out the Manage build dependencies with Azure Artifacts module on Microsoft Learn.