Closed mamk95 closed 5 months ago
I had the same issue and found that release branch is failing tests. Maybe this delayed release for nugget package
Apologies. There is a delay. We are already working on correcting this. In retrospective, there are some gates in the process that we need to discuss. However, the goal is to get this release out as soon as possible. We appreciate your patience.
@philipthomas-MSFT is there a new ETA?
@onionhammer Thanks for contacting us. We hope to get this resolved today. Waiting on a merge into the two release branches. I removed the 3.39.0 release to avoid further confusion. Thanks.
The GA and preview release is now complete. Please close this issue at your earliest convenience.
Describe the bug Version 3.39.0 was released two days ago on GitHub (2024-04-10), and according to the release notes it was published to NuGet 7 days ago (2024-04-05). The package is still not available on the NuGet website. Following the link from the release note to NuGet gives the warning of "The specified version 3.39.0 was not found. You have been taken to version 3.38.1."
To Reproduce
Expected behavior Version 3.39.0 of the package Microsoft.Azure.Cosmos should be published to NuGet and available for download from https://www.nuget.org/packages/Microsoft.Azure.Cosmos/3.39.0
Actual behavior The latest stable release on NuGet is 3.38.1 from 2024-02-08, and the latest pre-release on Nuget is 3.39.0-preview1 from 2024-02-08. Version 3.39.0 is not available.
Environment summary Error trying to find version 3.39.0 tested in multiple browsers (latest version of Firefox, Edge, Chrome on Windows 10 with cache cleared) and using Visual Studio 2022 v17.9.5.
Additional context NuGet's status page says everything is working correctly on NuGet's side. All recent releases of Microsoft.Azure.Cosmos has been available on NuGet shortly before or after the GitHub release, and has never been delayed for such a long time.
Maybe a release pipeline has gotten stuck?