Unable to restore packages

[hishamco]

I'm facing an issue when I run dnu restore it show unable to locate [dependency]

[Eilon]

Screenshot?

[hishamco]

[DamianEdwards]

Can you show the part where it reports what nuget.config and feeds were used?

[hishamco]

NuGet Config files used: C:\Users\Hisham\AppData\Roaming\NuGet\NuGet.Config C:\Users\Hisham\Source\Repos\live.asp.net\NuGet.Config

[hishamco]

Seems we need to change the NuGet.config to read the online feed, shall I made a PR for that?

[DamianEdwards]

Not sure what you mean. It's working fine for me and during deployment to azure, so it should work everywhere.

[hishamco]

It works now after i add the following feeds:

<add key="AspNetVNext" value="https://www.myget.org/F/aspnetvnext/api/v2" />
<add key="NuGet" value="https://nuget.org/api/v2/" />

if you notice in NuGet.config there's a which causes the issue, I think we need to change the NuGet.config, so let me know if can submit a PR now

[hishamco]

Perhaps all the packages needed is already there in your end?!!

[DamianEdwards]

This project shouldn't be using any packages from the AspNetVNext feed, and everything on the nuget v2 feed should also be on the nuget v3 feed (which is the one this project is using). So we need to figure out the root cause rather than add more feeds.

[DamianEdwards]

Can you try running a restore with --no-cache, e.g. dnu restore --no-cache? With the original nuget.config in the repo.

[hishamco]

I already restore them after adding AspNetVNext feed, is there a way to revert that using command line?

[Eilon]

If you use the --no-cache flag it will ignore any previously installed package. Do a git clean -xdf first, though.

[hishamco]

They restore them without --no-cache?!! shall i remove the packages folder entries?

[Eilon]

Please revert any local changes to the repo, run git clean -xdf and then run dnu restore --no-cache, and then build.

[hishamco]

I already ran git clean -xdf and dnu restore --no-cache, seems restore them quickly from my local packages, strange!! Let me clean the packages & dnu cache folders and try again

[hishamco]

I already did, I got the error that I post in my first thread, but whenever I add the feeds that I mentioned before everything works as excepted. FYI I upgrade the dnvm to 1.0.0-beta7-12302

[Eilon]

Can you run dnu feeds list and show the output? I have a feeling that some feeds are disabled...

[hishamco]

There's a feed named api.nuget.org/v3 which is disabled as you said, believe it or not this is the first time i see this command, please let me know how can I enable it

[Eilon]

Please run the command and show us the output.

[hishamco]

As I told you before, here is a screenshot

[Eilon]

Can you run it from within the project folder? The NuGet feeds depend on the exact location of the project.

[hishamco]

[DamianEdwards]

Is there any chance the v3 feed is blocked from your location? Can you browse to that URL?

[hishamco]

Whenever I write that url, json file popups into the browser

[DamianEdwards]

Can you ensure you have the latest VS tooling installed (the beta6 update) as well SSD the latest NuGet VS client. If so, open the feeds config dialog from Tools -> NuGet Package Manager -> Settings and then hit OK.

[hishamco]

I already installed the latest DVNM version, I will check the NuGet version and i will follow your instructions

[hishamco]

Well done :) thanks @DamianEdwards

[JimiC]

The VS tooling for beta 6 is not updating the dnvm.ps1 file and it remains at beta5. I have already left a comment at the VS tooling site about it. You need to manually update the dnvm.ps1 file from the dev branch or execute dnvm update-self (this will update DNVM to beta7 when this is written).

[hishamco]

I already update it myself, but I follow the @DamianEdwards instructions it works fine, thanks @JimiC