You need to create a remote NuGet feed that exposes the libraries

You are preparing to develop a set of libraries for a company.
The libraries must be shared across the company.
You need to create a remote NuGet feed that exposes the libraries.
What should you do? (Each answer presents part of the solution. Choose all that apply.)

You are preparing to develop a set of libraries for a company.
The libraries must be shared across the company.
You need to create a remote NuGet feed that exposes the libraries.
What should you do? (Each answer presents part of the solution. Choose all that apply.)

A.
Install the NuGet.Feed Package.

B.
Install the NuGet.Server Package.

C.
Configure the Packages folder located in the system.webserver section of the web application’s
Web.config.

D.
Create a new Empty Web Site in Visual Studio 2012.

E.
Configure the Packages folder located in the appSettings section of the web application’s Web.config.

F.
Add packages to the Packages folder.

G.
Create a new Empty Web Application in Visual Studio 2012.

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derek

derek

Correct answer should be BEG or BFG, since “Packages” is the default folder used when the appSettings key is omitted, meaning either you put the package in a custom folder + configure the app setting, or you put the package in the Packages folder and you dont use the appSettings key.

See https://docs.microsoft.com/it-it/nuget/hosting-packages/nuget-server

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Jeroen Brattinga

Jeroen Brattinga

If you read the line “Add packages to the Packages folder” as “add packages to the folder configured in the appSettings”, then it doesn’t matter.

Then you get the steps: (1) Create empty Web Application (2) Install NuGet.Server package (3) Configure Packages folder in appSettings (4) Add packages to this Packages folder (whatever folder it may be).

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