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[@mbv401920150]

Lovely - This was a doubt that I had for many years... and you solved with a short and well-explained video! Thanks a lot!

[@leninparedes6207]

Perfect! Very well explained. I have searched without success how to solve this problem for several days and your video has explained it to me simply and precisely. Thank you very much.

[@ricardodegenova]

Thanks, this was quite helpful. I had some issues downloading mine bc I wanted to make it a private repo, but adding the source through CLI solved it (meaning I could add the token when adding through CLI)

[@JohnRuth]

This is exactly what I needed to know!

[@ljphennis]

Great tutorial! When I pushed my nuget package to GitHub, I received the following error message: "rror: The specified source 'github' is invalid. Provide a valid source" (at the step 9:44s in the video)

[@ljphennis]

I got the issue fixed, when I switched from a Personal Access Token (fine-grained) to a Personal Access Token (classic) and I added to the nuget.config file and pushed the nuget.config file to GitHub via the Package Manager COnsole.

[@ArafatTehsin]

What a great and simple walkthrough. Thanks a lot.

[@faisq4]

Great video, that's exactly what I was looking for... and very well explained!

[@urbanelemental3308]

Thank you! Nice to have video walk-through.

[@TechyMaki]

I am happy that it helped!

[@abdeslamhidan5814]

Very helpfull Thankx. One question though: I added the GitHub package source in the Nuget Package Managers Settings in Visual Studio 2022. It asked for credentials. What Credentials should it be given? GitHubs? What if I provided wrong Credentials set it to Remember and the Credentials were wrong, how can I correct these. That' s what happened in my case. Thank you for helping.

[@TechyMaki]

Thank you Abdeslam! As I use a Windows machine, whenever I have these credential issues with Visual Studio I close Visual Studio, go to Credential Manager (Control Panel), and remove GitHub saved credentials from there. If that does not work I remove the identity cache from Visual Studio following procedures from this article www.koskila.net/how-to-nuke-the-identity-cache-in-visual-studio/ (caution as it will remove all of your credentials used in Visual Studio, more drastic)

[@dkyo]

This was very helpful, thank you!

[@monambike]

you are amazing bro

[@pyarigopal7097]

Thanks. Very informative

[@abdullahfarwees1082]

Best videos 👍

[@torrvic1156]

Thanks but this tutorial lacks many important details. Probably you should’ve explain things with the exact data and especially the .config file.