Closed martincostello closed 11 months ago
MyGet.org appears to be completely down (even its docs site is offline) and has been for coming up to 24 hours as of right now. There's no status updates on their Twitter feed at all, and a quick search suggests many frustrated users.
Yeah, it's very worrying (and it's not the first time there's a massive outage and zero announcement...)
Regarding the options, GitHub Packages not supporting public feeds makes it a very unattractive option. Removing MyGet and pushing previews manually to NuGet isn't very appealing either (additional/unwanted noise in the versions tab and the latest bits are not available immediately anyway...).
Hopefully, it should come back at some point (hopefully 😅). If it doesn't, we should probably consider an alternative, like CloudSmith (used by our friends at OrchardCore): the Pro plan is terribly expensive for a 5GB plan ($89/month 😟), but they do offer a free 25GB plan for OSS projects... if you ask them nicely 😄
@martincostello does MyGet work for you? It seems pushing packages works fine, but all you get is a 404 response when you try to download them 😅
I've only had any need to use read operations since it went down, and I've ripped it out of my own repos now so I don't know if push works 😄.
I see 🤣
Thanks.
Status page suggests it's now not a total outage: https://status.myget.org/
Given that MyGet is now operating normally, closing.
MyGet.org appears to be completely down (even its docs site is offline) and has been for coming up to 24 hours as of right now. There's no status updates on their Twitter feed at all, and a quick search suggests many frustrated users.
No one seems to know what's happened to it - it's almost as if they ran out of money and just turned it off and walked away.
Considering MyGet is part of the release process for this, and other, repos...what do we do?
Options include:
Thoughts @kevinchalet?