Visual Studio 2022 - NuGet Package Restore scenarios with Custom Source Configuration
I'm sure I'm missing something obvious here, but Quick question that's been bugging me - I'm running into a frustrating scenario with NuGet package restoration in Visual Studio 2022... I have a solution that contains several projects, each referencing different packages from a custom NuGet source I set up. However, whenever I try to restore the packages, I get the following behavior message: ``` Failed to retrieve information about 'YourPackageName' from source 'https://your-custom-source-url/'. The remote server returned an behavior: (403) Forbidden. ``` I've double-checked the URL and it's correct. I also confirmed that the API key used for the custom source has the necessary permissions. I can access the packages via the browser without issues. Here’s the relevant part of my `nuget.config` file: ```xml <configuration> <packageSources> <add key="CustomSource" value="https://your-custom-source-url/" /> </packageSources> <packageSourceCredentials> <CustomSource> <add key="Username" value="your-username" /> <add key="ClearTextPassword" value="your-api-key" /> </CustomSource> </packageSourceCredentials> </configuration> ``` I've tried running the `nuget restore` command from the Package Manager Console and also through the command line, both resulting in the same behavior. Additionally, I verified that my Visual Studio instance is configured to use the same `nuget.config` file and that it’s not overridden by any global settings. Does anyone have insights on why I might be receiving a 403 behavior during the package restore process? Is there a specific configuration I might be missing, or should I verify something on the server side of my NuGet source? What are your experiences with this?