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As we have reached 1500 NuGet feeds on MyGet for the first time – with some great stuff in our Gallery - we felt it's about time we make it even easier for people to discover them. Where NuGet makes it easy to discover packages, we want to push it further and make it easier to discover package sources as well. We've had numerous discussions with several people closely involved with the NuGet project and are quite happy with the outcome of our combined efforts: the NuGet Package Source Discovery (PSD) spec. Thanks again Scott, Phil, Jeff and Howard for your most valuable input and feedback! Be sure to check the announcement on Maarten's blog! The Spec Before you think here we go again with yet another spec, let us explain the following first: we are recycling an existing spec (RSD – Really Simple Discoverability) and reuse existing standards (Dublin Core). We simply combined them into something suitable for package source discovery. This spec has a single goal in mind: make it as easy as possible to discover package sources (and its metadata). The spec is flexible enough to support very basic as well as more complete implementations: Most basic scenario: define a relationship between your own domain/web site and a NuGet package source by directly pointing to it Most intelligent scenario: define a relationship between your own domain/web site and a NuGet package source by exposing a discovery endpoint Obviously you can combine the above, or have multiple relationships defined in a single HTML page. We started with a simple NuGet package that adds a new PowerShell cmdlet Discover-PackageSources to your NuGet Package Manager console. We also implemented a nuget.exe commandline extension: the NuGet.PackageSourceDiscovery.Extension. Again, all sources are available on our GitHub repository. Also check the project Wiki for further details. The NuGet CLI Extension Important note: this extension requires NuGet.exe v2.3+ (so grab it from http://build.nuget.org or wait

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