MyGet 2013.3 Release Notes

MyGet 2013.3 was released on May 17, 2013.

Features

MyGet Docs (new!)

• New MyGet Documentation site at https://docs.myget.org

MyGet

• Support for NuGet 2.5
• Support for NuGet 2.5 new search syntax to query feeds
• Support for cross-domain calls to MyGet feeds from within Silverlight
• Support for ReSharper Extensions Gallery as package source preset
• Support for filtering & searching feeds on home page when authenticated
• Support for paging in the MyGet Gallery
• Support for traditional username/password registration on the MyGet Web site
• Support for user invitation by username to claim access to a feed
• Support for Package Source Discovery
• Support for SymbolSource in Package Source Discovery
• Redesign of home page when authenticated
• Activity streams on home page when authenticated
• Activity stream on own user profile when authenticated
• Links to the FAQ page are now pointing to https://docs.myget.org/docs/Reference/myget-faq
• New feed setting: auto-publish symbols
• Added username and subscription ID to Subscription Reminder emails
• Added link on the plans page to request a free trial of one of the paid plans

MyGet Enterprise

• All fixes and features mentioned on this page also apply to MyGet Enterprise

MyGet Build Services

• AssemblyInfo patching as-a-service
• Show number of packages produced during build
• Link to packages produced during build
• Support for build.cmd
• Support for build.ps1
• Improved custom build script support by providing various settings as process-specific environment variables

Bug Fixes

• Fixed an issue with the feed activity page
• Fixed an issue with NuGet package restore over HTTPS
• Fixed an issue with pushing packages to nuget.org caused by enforced SSL
• Fixed an issue with pushing pre-release packages upstream
• Fixed an issue with build sources page scrolling to top upon every refresh
• Fixed an issue with validation of build source branch name
• Fixed an issue with uploading packages as a feed contributor
• Fixed an issue with Git repository cloning
• Numerous performance improvements

Happy packaging!