From the course: Creating, Debugging, and Deploying NuGet Packages in ASP.NET

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Connecting to Azure Artifacts feed and installing a package

Connecting to Azure Artifacts feed and installing a package

From the course: Creating, Debugging, and Deploying NuGet Packages in ASP.NET

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Connecting to Azure Artifacts feed and installing a package

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- [Instructor] On the last part, you learned about how to push a local NuGet package to Azure Artifacts. On this part, you learn how to connect to Azure Artifacts feed and install a package. For that, let us go to the browser. Now near the first thing that we need to do is that we need to connect to the feed. After we are connected to the feed, you can either use this command or you can just go and browse for the package. To connect to the feed, we need to define how we want to connect. Now, on the last part, we did see that we could connect using dotnet. The steps for the NuGet.exe are similar. The only thing that changes is that in here, for example, you don't use the dotnet restore, but you use NuGet.exe. And then down here, you don't use dotnet, NuGet push, but you use NuGet.exe. Now let us see how we can connect using Visual Studio. The steps are really simple. We just need to go to the NuGet package manager and add a new package source where we need to define the name and the…

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