Closed bstordrup closed 1 week ago
@bstordrup
I think a repro would be the most helpful thing, but I'm guessing that might be harder to provide. Even a copy of the package might be helpful (assuming the issue is the compression algorithm that's confusing nuget). If we had a copy, we could put it in a local feed and try to repro.
It's likely that some of the extraction code paths are slightly different.
Hi @nkolev92
Actually, I think this issue is related to pushing the package to an authenticated repository. I have not seen this issue again after applying the -DisableBuffering
parameter.
Are you suggesting that the package got corrupted at push time server side, so then the downloading fails due to that?
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NuGet Product Used
dotnet.exe
Product Version
dotnet 6.0.423 dotnet 8
Worked before?
Not sure if it worked in dotnet5
Impact
I'm unable to use this version - it fails my github action.
Repro Steps & Context
I get the error if I try to add a nuget using the command
Looking in the
packages
folder, the unpacked package looks like this:But if I use the command
the package is correct installed and no error reported, and the contents of the installed package in
packages
folder is correct.In both attempts, the nuget package resides in a GitHub package repository.
Verbose Logs
Stack trace: The error is from executing the
command in a GitHub action flow.