public IEnumerable<string> GetRepositorySources(string path)
{
var configFileSystem = new PhysicalFileSystem(path);
ISettings settings;
if (_fileSystem.FileExists(Path.Combine(_fileSystem.CurrentDirectory, Constants.NugetFile)))
{
settings = new Settings(configFileSystem, Constants.NugetFile);
}
else
{
settings = Settings.LoadDefaultSettings(configFileSystem, null, new NugetMachineWideSettings());
}
if (settings == null)
{
return new[] { Constants.DefaultRepositoryUrl };
}
var sourceProvider = new PackageSourceProvider(settings);
var sources = sourceProvider.LoadPackageSources().Where(i => i.IsEnabled == true);
if (sources == null || !sources.Any())
{
return new[] { Constants.DefaultRepositoryUrl };
}
return sources.Select(i => i.Source);
}
/// <summary>
/// Creates a settings instance from the supplied configuration XML
/// </summary>
private Settings CreateSettingsFromXml(string configXml)
{
// The simplest way to create a NuGet.Settings instance is to load
// from an XML file on disk
// Note: it's best to use local package sources for enabled packages
// i.e. references to local directories. The directories do not have
// to exist.
// If you reference a remote package source such as https://www.nuget.org/api/v2/
// then the repository factory will attempt to contact the remote repo
// (which is slow) and will fail if it cannot be reached.
var fullConfigPath = WriteConfigFile(configXml);
var configDir = Path.GetDirectoryName(fullConfigPath);
var configFileName = Path.GetFileName(fullConfigPath);
Settings settings = new NuGet.Settings(new NuGet.PhysicalFileSystem(configDir), configFileName);
return(settings);
}
/// <summary>
/// Creates a settings instance from the supplied configuration XML
/// </summary>
private Settings CreateSettingsFromXml(string configXml)
{
// The simplest way to create a NuGet.Settings instance is to load
// from an XML file on disk
// Note: it's best to use local package sources for enabled packages
// i.e. references to local directories. The directories do not have
// to exist.
// If you reference a remote package source such as https://www.nuget.org/api/v2/
// then the repository factory will attempt to contact the remote repo
// (which is slow) and will fail if it cannot be reached.
string testDir = TestUtils.CreateTestDirectory(this.TestContext);
string fullConfigFilePath = Path.Combine(testDir, "validConfig.txt");
File.WriteAllText(fullConfigFilePath, configXml);
Settings settings = new NuGet.Settings(new NuGet.PhysicalFileSystem(testDir), "validConfig.txt");
return(settings);
}
/// <summary>
/// Creates a settings instance from the supplied configuration XML
/// </summary>
private Settings CreateSettingsFromXml(string configXml)
{
// The simplest way to create a NuGet.Settings instance is to load
// from an XML file on disk
// Note: it's best to use local package sources for enabled packages
// i.e. references to local directories. The directories do not have
// to exist.
// If you reference a remote package source such as https://www.nuget.org/api/v2/
// then the repository factory will attempt to contact the remote repo
// (which is slow) and will fail if it cannot be reached.
string testDir = TestUtils.CreateTestDirectory(this.TestContext);
string fullConfigFilePath = Path.Combine(testDir, "validConfig.txt");
File.WriteAllText(fullConfigFilePath, configXml);
Settings settings = new NuGet.Settings(new NuGet.PhysicalFileSystem(testDir), "validConfig.txt");
return settings;
}
