Custom add-on installation from nuget feed

Guido Terlouw

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Hi,

I'am developing an add-on module for EPiServer 7.5. During development I used a local folder as my add-on repository to speed up the process. I installed and un-installed the add-on without any problems and the resources (Views and dlls) were copied over to the Modules folder in my VPP. After finishing development I uploaded the add-on package to a nuget feed. I added this feed to as an add-on repository and the add-on showed up. I am able to install the add-on without errors but the resources are not copied over from the ModulesRepository to the Modules folder making the add-on unusable. The logs don't show any messages.

Has anyone run into a similair problem?

Any help would be much appreciated.

#88248

Jul 08, 2014 12:01

Jeroen Stemerdink

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Hi Guido,

Just checking, when you open the NuGet package in the ModulesRepository, does it have a content and lib folder inside?

Grtz,
Jeroen

#88252

Jul 08, 2014 13:25

Guido Terlouw

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Hi Jeroen,

Yes, the modulesrepository contains my package with the content and lib folder.

#88256

Jul 08, 2014 14:07

valdis

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Any other packages (addons) could be installed successfully?

#88259

Jul 08, 2014 15:49

Guido Terlouw

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Hi Valdis,

Yes, I installed another add-on module and that works fine.

#88264

Jul 08, 2014 16:31

Jeroen Stemerdink

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I have done some tests with a package on a physical path and one on a NuGet feed, but I have not been able to reproduce what you are describing.

Maybe the locations in the web.config differ (there are 2 for the the modules path) or point to a location outside of the webroot?

#88268

Jul 08, 2014 21:16

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Custom add-on installation from nuget feed