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Mastering OSS Vulnerability Mitigation with Automation: Webinar Recap

Posted on December 17th, 2024.

Did you know that 90% of companies rely on OSS packages, and 97% of commercial codebases contain open-source components? Open Source Software (OSS) drives most of today’s applications, but that heavy reliance comes with its risks. Tackling vulnerabilities in OSS packages isn’t easy—especially if you’re doing it all by hand. We recently...

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Chocolatey for the Enterprise: Guide and Webinar Recap

Posted on December 10th, 2024.

Let’s face it—managing software across a bunch of machines can be a hassle. That’s where Chocolatey comes in! It’s a handy tool that makes software installs and updates a breeze, especially for Windows. But, like anything new, there’s a bit of a learning curve, so we’ve recently released a free eBook and held a webinar to help you...

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Engineering Notes: Terraform Feeds have Taken Shape

Posted on December 3rd, 2024.

Unless you paid extra attention when creating a new feed in ProGet 2024.20+, you probably didn’t notice the new Terraform Modules Feed Type. And if you’re like most of our users, you don’t use Terraform so you really don’t care. But, you might find the technical challenges and solutions involved in building a new...

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ProGet Free to ProGet Enterprise

Posted on November 29th, 2024.

At Inedo, our goal is to make your development process seamless so you can concentrate on creating the applications you need and not waste time on the process.  ProGet Free will get you started on using a Universal Package Manager, but if you have more than 50 developers, it’s time to think about improving your performance with ProGet...

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Webinar: Chocolatey for the Enterprise (Nov 20 & 21)

Posted on November 14th, 2024.

Managing software across hundreds—or even thousands—of Windows machines isn’t exactly a walk in the park. Organizations are often caught in a cycle of installing and updating apps, which can be not only time-consuming but also a breeding ground for errors. That’s where Chocolatey, a widely used software management tool, comes in—it’s...

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Looking Ahead: What to Expect from ProGet, BuildMaster, and Otter in 2025

Posted on September 10th, 2024.

As we near the final quarter of the year, we’re excited to share some of our upcoming plans. Later this year, we’ll officially publish our 2025 roadmap following the releases of BuildMaster 2024 and Otter 2024. But for now, we wanted to give you a bit of a sneak peek at what we’re working on, especially with ProGet....

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What Makes ProGet 2024’s SCA Policies a Users’ Favorite?

Posted on September 5th, 2024.

Since we released ProGet 2024 we have received a lot of positive feedback on how the reworked Policies & Compliance Rules have really cut down the time spent managing compliance. Our customers have found them to be “intuitive and incredibly effective.” A particular feature that our users have been really positive about is...

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ProGet CLI (pgutil) 2.0 has Been Released!

Posted on September 2nd, 2024.

pgutil is an open-source, cross-platform command line tool that provides a variety of commands to upload/download packages, manage feeds, audit package compliance, assess vulnerabilities, etc. We released pgutil 1.0 alongside ProGet 2024 and over the past several months, we’ve been steadily adding new commands to the tool...

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Installing NuGet Packages in Visual Studio

Posted on August 30th, 2024.

NuGet is the go-to package manager for .NET and is built right into tools like Visual Studio, making adding, updating, and managing libraries super easy. By default, Visual Studio pulls packages from NuGet.org—but giving your team unrestricted access to all those packages can be risky. Over 80% of projects rely on outdated dependencies,...

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So long SQL Server, thanks for all the FETCH

Posted on August 1st, 2024.

Starting in ProGet 2025, we will begin our multi-year journey of saying goodbye to Microsoft’s SQL Server. In its place, we will be switching to an embedded distribution of PostgreSQL with the option to use your own PostgreSQL Server. We also plan to support both databases for at least two major releases, to make the transition as...