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Frequently Asked Questions
- How do I configure Visual Studio to use SymbolSource?
- How do I create a NuGet symbol package for SymbolSource?
- How do I create an OpenWrap symbol package for SymbolSource?
- How to troubleshoot package submission errors?
How do I configure Visual Studio to use SymbolSource?
Have a look at this page.
How do I create a NuGet symbol package for SymbolSource?
First have a look at this page in NuGet documentation, which we contributed.
Once you have the two packages ready, you can do one of following things:
- Upload the main package to nuget.org, the symbol counterpart will be sent automatically to the SymbolSource Public NuGet repository.
- Upload the main package to a feed you host on your own and the symbol counterpart to one of your SymbolSource Private Repositories or Company Accounts.
- Ignore the main package altogether (if it only contains binaries and no content) and push the other one to SymbolSource like before. A package stripped of symbols and sources will be generated automatically.
How do I create an OpenWrap symbol package for SymbolSource?
Until OpenWrap gets the package flavor feature, you will need to issue o build-wrap and use a ZIP tool to add PDB files from the build into bin-* folders and sources into the src folder.
At any moment you can upload the package you have into any SymbolSource repository. Depending on its content, a package stripped of symbols and source will be generated automatically, and any symbols and sources present will be also automatically indexed for Visual Studio access.
How to troubleshoot package submission errors?
| Error message | Possible reasons |
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| Reading package failed |
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| Reading package metadata failed |
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| Failed to obtain access to the package repository |
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| Failed to verify permissions for upload |
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| Failed to modify package file |
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| Package submission failed |
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