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Adding entry into host header settings in the web.config file isn't flowing through into the application, and the wrong url is being used for package URL's, etc.
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UseHostHeaders is not respected for NuGet Api when added to web.config - proxied urls error
Apr 18, 2018
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UseHostHeaders is not respected for NuGet Api when added to web.config - proxied urls error
NuGet API does not respect UseHostHeaderForRequestUrl - Unable to use a Proxied Url for any requests through that
Apr 18, 2018
So heading to the http://proxyurl.com/chocolatey will show the NuGet api xml with the original url in it, and if you head to the packages page, they do the same.
Adding entry into host header settings in the web.config file isn't flowing through into the application, and the wrong url is being used for package URL's, etc.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: