With Azure DevOps and TFS package management, Octopus can consume either v2 or v3 NuGet feeds.
Learn more about Azure DevOps or TFS Package Management.
Adding an Azure DevOps NuGet feed as an Octopus External Feed
If you are using Azure DevOps package management, Octopus can consume either the v2 or v3 NuGet feeds.
- To connect to the v3 URL, you must use a Personal Access Token (PAT) in the password field. The username field is not checked, so you can put anything in here as long as it is not blank. Ensure that the token has (at least) the Packaging (read) scope.
- To connect to the v2 URL, you can use either alternate credentials or a Personal Access Token in the password field.
Adding a TFS NuGet feed as an Octopus External Feed
If you are using TFS Package Management, Octopus can consume either the v2 or v3 NuGet feeds. Use a user account’s username and password to authenticate.
Although the TFS documentation states that a Personal Access Token can be used, we have not had success authenticating using one with NuGet.exe.
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Page updated on Sunday, January 1, 2023