Author: Rajnish Kumar Jha

Learning Path review questions 1. If you are creating a feed that will allow yourself and those that you invite to publish, what visibility should you choose? Answer: You should choose Private visibility for the feed. A private feed ensures that only the invited users… [ Read More ]

Hands-on Demo – Install, delete and restore packages in GitHub Packages In this demo, we will walk through the processes of installing, deleting, and restoring packages in GitHub Packages for different package types such as NuGet (for .NET) and npm (for JavaScript). These steps will… [ Read More ]

Exploring Package access control and visibility in GitHub Packages In GitHub Packages, access control and visibility are essential for managing who can publish, consume, and manage your software packages. This is crucial whether you're dealing with private packages that only a select group should access… [ Read More ]

GitHub Packages: A Guide to Publishing Packages To publish NuGet packages to GitHub Packages, you need to configure the nuget.config file to authenticate with GitHub Packages, set the appropriate repository, and push your NuGet packages. This guide will walk you through how to publish a… [ Read More ]

Publishing Packages in GitHub Packages Publishing packages in GitHub Packages allows developers to share and manage software packages within the GitHub ecosystem. These packages can be versioned, managed, and securely shared with other developers or projects. GitHub Packages supports various package formats such as npm,… [ Read More ]

Introduction to GitHub Packages GitHub Packages is a package management service integrated into GitHub that allows developers to host, manage, and share software packages within their GitHub repositories. It supports a wide range of package formats, such as npm, Maven, NuGet, RubyGems, and Docker, making… [ Read More ]

Explore Best Practices for Versioning in Azure DevOps Artifacts Versioning is a critical part of package management in Azure Artifacts. It ensures that teams can track changes to packages, maintain compatibility between different versions, and control which versions of a package are deployed to various… [ Read More ]

Promoting Packages in Azure DevOps Artifacts In Azure Artifacts, promoting packages refers to the process of moving a package from one stage of the software development lifecycle to another. This typically involves promoting packages from pre-release or development feeds to more stable, production-ready feeds as… [ Read More ]